Dear George, My responses are preceded with ** Your quotations are preceded by >
**On 16 July you wrote: >in many cases some builders refuse to sell to Goans... **So, how many is some? Can you name and shame many? Or some? Or many of some? You now write: >IF a legal transaction occurred . I would be outraged. **Now your outrage is peppered with ifs and butts! It is my contention too that one innocent party is one too many. Then you ask: >But I question HOW MANY . were legal. **Are we back to many of some? You then go on to accept that >it is difficult for me to believe than more than a handful were legal. **So is a handful some of many or many of some? Surely it must be more than one! If so, can we get to see your display of outrage, please? You then ask: > How many of these builders/sellers/agents . come to London at the Tourism mart, comply with the law? ** 100% since builders/sellers/agents do not come to the London Tourism Mart! ** Take care - your bias is showing! Best wishes Eddie Fernandes
