Dear Rajan,
With due respect to you, I was not talking about Digu and the present
dispensation. NO.
I was talking of the new order that is about to take over and rule Goa and
Goans the way it should (NORMALLY ) be.
Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rajan P. Parrikar" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2011 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Say NO to DEVELOPMENT in Goa
To Goanet -
Floriano Lobo wrote:
I wholeheartedly agree with Rajan. Stop all development especially which
comes
from the government. The only development we want to see from the elected
government is the development of INSFRASTRUCTURE. When this is done in an
honest and sincere manner, all other development will take place by
itself.
That too, the government must scrutinize if it is beneficial of GOA AND
GOANS.
No no no. This will be sweet music to Digu's ears. He will simply label
projects as "INFRASTRUCTURE." End of story. (Digu should be
frog-marched and put behind bars. If the CBI had any teeth, that
is what would have happened.)
Why must the government scrutinize anything when you know the
government is hellbent on destroying Goa and Goans? Haven't the
past 10 years taught us anything? Haven't you seen Digu-baba's
Moti Dongor and his quote that he doesn't need votes from Goans?
The govt SHOULD STAY OUT of people's lives and anything that
involves land, construction, and mining (fantasy, I know, but just
saying).
What Goans want are the essentials we took for granted not long ago:
clean & reliable water supply, electricity, clean surroundings, and
the quiet and peace we were accustomed to. The govt of Goa has
done everything in its power to take these away from us, and brought
the misery of India to our shores. Within a span of 10-12 years, Goa
has been Third World-ized. In other words, Goa now looks like the
rest of India - i.e., like sh*t.
ps: Expect Digu to soon join the Special Status orchestra. Timblo
perhaps already has the music scored for him. Accompanying
him in the bass section will be the migrant editors. Datta Naik
may be recruited into the cymbals section. Grab your ticket right
now for a front row seat.
Regards,
r
