Dear Ignatius,
     If you had lived through those tumultuous times, you would have known the 
answer. The push to get Goa out of Portugal's clutches began centuries ago; Goa 
has had freedom fighters before India had an army, a navy, and an air 
force. Portugal's colonial jails housed many of our patriots. There is 
absolutely no need for you to insult their memory; no need to sneer about 
hiding behind women's skirts; if you have any doubts, consult the records 
of PIDE. If you can.
     Regards,
     Victor
 
  

--- On Mon, 6/22/09, ignatius fernandes <[email protected]> wrote:


From: ignatius fernandes <[email protected]>
Subject: [Goanet] Goa,s Freedom Fighters
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, June 22, 2009, 6:02 PM



I still don't get it, how could Goa have 
freedom fighters.
When I look at history books and the 
Indian propaganda it was the Indian
Union army, navy, and the air force
who ousted the Portuguese out of Goa.
An Indian army of 30,000 personnel 
fully equipped with modern warfare weapons 
who fought and conquered a Portuguese army 
of 3,000 personnel who comprised of civilian
police men, who I am led to believe were poorly 
equipped with ancient armaments.
So where were these Goa,s freedom fighters
when the war for liberation started, were they 
hiding behind their wife,s or girlfriend,s saris.

Ignatius Fernandes.



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