Political Samples

 

Reference to the article "Sardinha, Luizinho, Mickky are 'samples':
Churchill on Herald dated 28/08/09". Factionalism in a party has been
the distinctive, destructive trait of most of the ruling parties in Goa
over the years. Fractions within the present ruling Congress party and
it's allies in Goa, is nothing new or even the open animosity shocking,
with all the muck being thrown around, the politicians have lost all
their credibility and one can see the descent of the already acrimonious
governance into total disarray and abyss. 

 

>From the look of things, it isn't going to get any better, and while the
scavengers fight for their pound of flesh, we Goans will be the losers.
It's been amply demonstrated that politics in Goa is not about ideology
but idolatry, and hence has become the victim of it's limitations and
the "think-tank" of the party has not been able to distinguish between
the "assets" (hardly any) and "liabilities" (overflowing) in their midst
and have ambiguously and inexorably gravitated towards the corroding
innards of corruption and subversiveness  .

 

No one could dispute, Churchill calling his fellow comrades "political
samples", nor can we dispute,  that among the blind, even a cockeyed
could call himself a king,  people can be misled by the non allied eyes
but I am sure, by now the people of Goa are well aware of all the
samples and the cockeyed, with distorted vision, who have taken us Goans
for a ride and it's high time we immune ourselves to their seductive
charm and their cockeyed perceptions, which are very much evident,  as
most of the projects that our Politicians have come up with, are anti
people and anti Goa and they call it development. So far the policies of
our Government have been more detrimental than developmental.

 

What constructive development can Goa have, when all of the forty jokers
are busy, trying their upstage themselves and degrade the others ? It's
looks like that's their only mission and their only agenda. With the
quality of Politicians, the governance that abhors a vacuum and the
comatose opposition that is on display, I look at the future of Goa and
Goans with great apprehension and fear. It is indeed time for every Goan
to think hard, as to what sort of a Goa, we would like to have for
ourselves and leave for our future generations and start sanitizing and
neutering our system of the "political samples, cockeyed perceptions and
comatose opposition" to make it more palatable.

 

Freddy Agnelo Fernandes

 

 

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