Re: [Goanet] Confus?o in a caanso

2010-02-12 Thread floriano

Eddie,

This is a little hard to believe and akin to "Auno ghot'tanam dukta".
:-))

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Goa does not only need HONEST  voters to elect honest persons.
But GOA mainly needs an 'HONEST SYSTEM of GOVERNANCE'.
Wherein, even a dishonest person is forced to be honest  or to QUIT.
Such HONEST SYSTEM is knocking at GOA's portals.
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- Original Message - 
From: "manuel tavares" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 9:18 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Confus?o in a caanso


Fellow Goans,
It is time we put our differences aside and form a united front to tackle 
the complex issues of Goa. Ridding Goa of corruption and setting it on the 
long road to responsible government should be our only priority be we RG's 
or NRG's. The commom thread that binds us all is that we can trace our roots 
to this tiny speck on the map which is the source of our origin. True that 
those Goans resident in Goa (RG's) have the greatest responsibility of 
guarding our herritage and we NRG's do acknowledge that. But having said 
that, does not mean that we cannot contribute or do not contribute towards 
this goal. Let us focus therefore on the task on hand encouraging those RG's 
to chart the right course in stringently guarding our national herritage 
(Goa) heeding the advise of all Goans whether RG's or NRG's keeping in mind 
always that we are all Goans and that the NRG's would not venture their 
support if they did not have the wellbeing of Goa at heart.


RegardsManuel ( Eddie) Tavares. 



[Goanet] Confus?o in a caanso

2010-02-12 Thread manuel tavares
Fellow Goans,
It is time we put our differences aside and form a united front to tackle the 
complex issues of Goa. Ridding Goa of corruption and setting it on the long 
road to responsible government should be our only priority be we RG's or NRG's. 
The commom thread that binds us all is that we can trace our roots to this tiny 
speck on the map which is the source of our origin. True that those Goans 
resident in Goa (RG's) have the greatest responsibility of guarding our 
herritage and we NRG's do acknowledge that. But having said that, does not mean 
that we cannot contribute or do not contribute towards this goal. Let us focus 
therefore on the task on hand encouraging those RG's to chart the right course 
in stringently guarding our national herritage (Goa) heeding the advise of all 
Goans whether RG's or NRG's keeping in mind always that we are all Goans and 
that the NRG's would not venture their support if they did not have the 
wellbeing of Goa at heart.

RegardsManuel ( Eddie) Tavares.


[Goanet] Confus?o in a caanso

2010-02-09 Thread Mario Goveia
Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 00:05:15 + (GMT)
From: Xanno Moidecar 

I just wanted the fusillades that you were directing at each other to be 
channelled against the real ?enemy?.

If my post did not make that clear, I apologise and want to stress here that it 
was my intention.

Mario responds:

Xanno,

Thanks for your lengthy "Letter to the Corinthians, ...er, Goans.":-))

Your post was quite clear, if a little late in the discussion to help calm the 
raging waters.

When you have a minute during your week of R&R please make sure to review this 
discussion.  When you do so, you will find that I had said that NRGs were not 
the problem in Goa.  I had requested from the very beginning that the two 
errant and bilious RGs cease and desist from attacking "foren" NRGs, maligning 
them and their motives, questioning their credentials and thumping their chests 
that "we and only we", i.e. RGs, can do what is necessary to address the 
problems that are causing the mess in Goa.  I had asked repeatedly that the RGs 
join hands with the NRGs in the common cause against corruption and voter 
malaise in Goa..

Regarding the NRGs that I highlighted.  Rajan, whose citizenship inexplicably 
became an issue, certainly doesn't give a cr.., ..er, hoot, what anyone else 
thinks.  Carmen has been imploring RGs to join her in discussing what can be 
done, especially about the destruction of the environment by mining companies.  
Arwin is engaged in intitiaves of his own by approaching certain legislators 
directly with his concerns.  Anil's heroic and silent contribution became 
public, probably much to his chagrin.  George's contributions as a founder of 
Goa Sudharop are well known.

Obviously there are many RGs who have done yeoman's work for Goa.  Samir 
himself, who inexplicable started this cacophony in a caanso, and has since 
wisely broken it off, is doing things in and for Goa.  But "we and only we"?  
Are you kidding me?

Had you intervened earlier, instead of leaving the defense of NRGs to me alone, 
we probably would not have reached this point.  As it is, the silence of almost 
everyone else, until Selma and Vivian said essentially what you have above, 
emboldened at least one of the RGs to change his attack from Rajan, Carmen, 
Arwin, Anil and other NRGs, to me.

This was my goal all along, because I don't mind dealing with bullies and those 
with irritable bowels, and I didn't want the others to be discouraged because 
of these attacks.

Xanno wrote:

Now for that little dig of yours about the English sacaram.  Ah my dear 
Moidecar Tony.  How hurtful can thou be?  

Mario observes:

See what I mean?

Xanno wrote:

So what fuelled the fury?

Mario responds:

Good question.  It is high time it ends.  All it is doing is diverting 
attention to the real problem in Goa, the widespread corruption among 
politicians and the business interests who work with them to get what they want 
at the expense of everyone else.