On Sep 4, 2013, at 8:42 PM, Mervyn Lobo <[email protected]> wrote:
Doc, When you substitute "Bahamians" where you have used "East African Goan," you will see what a wide tar brush you are using. Mervyn RESPONSE: Dear Mervyn, While I cannot speak for all Canadians or Bahamians, to the best of my knowledge, neither Bahamians nor any of the approx 5 Bahamian Goans have an anti-Portugal or anti-Britain bone stuck in them. Neither of them have confused the Obligation that Portugal has towards pre1961 Goans with any "insistence" of Portugal. I will assume that Mervyn has finally accepted that the post by Paulo Colaco Dias was not a joke, and that he (Mervyn) was totally unacquainted with the Rights of the Goan people and Obligations of the Portugal towards them....that Paulo had written about. best jc Jose Colaco wrote: > ps: I have NO idea why British East African Goans have this anti-Portugal and > anti-Britain > bone stuck in them. As far as I know, NOT ONE of these Goans or their > forebears were > forced to migrate to East Africa by the British or Portuguese. . > > Is it possible that these East African Goans are inherently a miserable lot > who intentionally > or negligently refuse to study the legal aspects applicable in 2013, and/or > stubbornly refuse > to comprehend the principles? > > It is there East African Goans who are playing 'victim'. The shine of the > 'victim complex' even > if based on false premises might be inviting, but the fake and ignorant ones > are usually easily found out.
