[Goanet] MOPA clarification

2014-04-03 Thread Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão
Post GFDO meeting in Margão, the MOPA issue is being discussed on
public media by many who have not even bothered to take pains to read
what an airport is, why an airport is needed or even the economics of
an airport. Permit me to clarify certain preposterous statements made.
An airport is not like a Bus stand that requires expansion or
relocation as the number of busses increase. An airport's basic
requirement is a runway of not more than 4.5 km x 100 mts if at sea
level. This is for the largest civilian aircraft the  Airbus 380 or
Boeing 747. The takeoff run is the requirement rather than the
landing, which is much less. The rest of space requirement is for
taxiways and terminals. If there is cargo export or import, then more
space for the cargo area is required. But does Goa has anything in
large quantities for air export? Besides, the ideal location is always
central, convenient to the whole population of the State.
The presence of the Navy at Dabolim is neither a basic need nor of any
vital importance, but on the contrary a hazard to the civilian
population. As per International Law, no armed force base station can
be set up within certain distance from civilian population. An enemy
attack on the base will be detrimental to civilians.
The people who write that Mopa is a necessity, need to read the UN
agency, International Civil Aviation Organisation report on the
feasibility of Mopa, rather than being a self exclaimed expert.
And lastly, nowhere has anyone said anywhere that Fr. Eremito is the
Church's spokesperson.


-- 
*Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.*
*Margão, GOA.*


Re: [Goanet] Email/clarification received just now from Bishop HouseRe. Fr. James resignation etc

2013-10-03 Thread Gabe Menezes
On 3 October 2013 04:34, floriano lobo floriano.l...@gmail.com wrote:

 The statement from the Bishop's Palace is clear. There arises no cause for
 any protests or demands controversy on the part of  parishioner/s  on the
 working of the Bishop's Palace administration in force.  If at all,
 parishioners are dis-satisfied with the Rule-Book of the Bishop's
 Administration, then they should ask for appropriate amendments. The Rule
 Book should continue amended or otherwise to have full impact on the
 working of the Church in Goa. There is no way parishioners can force their
 will on the Administration of the Bishop's Palace w.r.t. the Rule Book in
 force.

 However, the moot question here is:

 WHERE IS FR. JAMES?? IS HE IN GOA? IF HE IS, ONLY HE CAN PUT LIGHT ON THIS
 CONTROVERSY.  BUT, IF THE PARISHIONERS ARE MOVING AHEAD WITH THEIR DEMANDS,
 IT IS PURE ANARCHY AND MUST BE CONSIDERED AS SUCH.  IT WILL AFFECT THE
 ENTIRE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CHURCH IN GOA.   IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
 AND ESSENTIAL THAT FR. JAMES MAKES A STATEMENT AND PUT ALL THIS UNNECESSARY
 AND UNCALLED FOR CONTROVERSY TO  END.

 FINALLY, PARISHIONERS CANNOT HOLD THE BISHOP'S PALACE ADMINISTRATION TO
 RANSOM.

 IF SO, PEOPLE WOULD HAVE ASKED 'JESUS' TO DO WHAT THEY WANTED HIM TO DO'

 Cheers
 floriano
 goasuraj
 9890470896

 The question that arises here


RESPONSE: Aree baba, Fr James left and went to the U.S. of A.! The green
bill is better, much better than the torn Rupee...


[Goanet] Email/clarification received just now from Bishop House Re. Fr. James resignation etc

2013-10-02 Thread JoeGoaUk
Email/clarification received just now from Bishop House (Upon request)

 updated blog
http://joegoauk-pointofview.blogspot.in/2013/10/whats-going-on-in-sanvordem-parish.html

 Quote:
The case of the resignation of Fr. James Silva (Sanvordem)

A Clarification


On behalf of the Archbishop of Goa, the following clarification is being issued 
regarding the matter of the resignation of Fr. James Silva as Parish Priest of 
Guardian Angel Church, Sanvordem.

1. The matter of a priest’s appointment to any ecclesiastical post or his 
transfer thereof is exclusively of the competence of the local Bishop.  The 
Archbishop of Goa is therefore the only competent Authority to send a suitable 
priest to any parish in the Archdiocese or to transfer him from there, as per 
the needs of the Church. Consultation with the respective parishioners has 
never been part of the process.

2. The Bishop may also transfer a priest from time to time, considering the 
pastoral needs of each parish.  Conversely, the priest too may ask to be 
relieved of his duties, for personal reasons to be approved by the  Bishop.


The specific case of Fr. James Silva

a. Fr. James Silva approached the Archbishop in the month of July 2013 
(without any prior appointment) and, across the table, revealed to him that he 
would like to be relieved of his responsibilities as Parish Priest of Sanvordem 
Church. The Archbishop tried to elicit the reasons for such a request.


b.    Subsequently, on August 1, 2013, Fr. James submitted a written petition 
to the Archbishop, requesting to be relieved of his duties with effect from 
August 10, 2013 and stating the reasons for his request.

c. After giving serious consideration to what was written by Fr. James, the 
Archbishop granted his request and relieved him of his duties with effect from 
August 10, 2013, as per the wish of the petitioner. Fr. James collected the 
relieving Order and went to the United States of America, for which he had 
already obtained prior permission from the Archbishop.

d.    Incidentally, it has come to our knowledge that the parishioners were 
made to believe that Fr. James was forced by the Archbishop to tender his 
resignation, if he wanted permission to go on vacation abroad. The fact is that 
the Archbishop had already granted him permission to go abroad on 27th June, 
2013, while the request to be relieved came from Fr. James only on the 1st of 
August. 

e. It is also being disseminated in Sanvordem that the Order of the 
Archbishop amounts to Fr. James being divested from his priestly state. This is 
a false propaganda, since the Order of the Archbishop only states that Fr. 
James ceases to be the Parish Priest of Sanvordem with effect from August 10, 
2013. 

f.  It is clear that the announcement of this Order was not taken kindly by 
some of the parishioners of Sanvordem, who decided to hold a meeting in the 
compound of the Church, following which a memorandum addressed to the 
Archbishop was handed over at the Archbishop’s House.  In that memorandum they 
even threatened that “if (their) demands are not met within a period of 8 days, 
the parishioners will march to the Archbishop’s House and hold a dharna and go 
on a chain hunger strike until the demands are fully met.”  The memorandum is 
dated 9th September 2013.

g. Since the memorandum did not indicate any person who could be contacted, 
a response to this memorandum was communicated to the parishioners of Sanvordem 
through an announcement made during Saturday/Sunday Masses on 14th and 15th 
September, 2013. Besides conveying the response of the Archbishop to the 
memorandum, the purpose of this announcement was also to enlighten the 
parishioners concerning the mind and the norms of the Church with regard to the 
appointments/transfers of priests and appointments of the committees assisting 
the priests in the administration of the material assets of the Church.  Both 
these points had been raised in the said memorandum.

h.    Fr. Lucio Dias, the Episcopal Vicar for the South Zone of Goa, was 
deputed as the Representative of the Archbishop to make the above mentioned 
announcement to the parishioners of Sanvordem. Incidentally, Fr. Dias has since 
been appointed also as a provisional In-Charge or Parochial Administrator of 
the Parish of Sanvordem.

i.   The announcement that the Episcopal Vicar read out ended with an 
appeal to the parishioners to accept the mind of the Church, to extend their 
willing collaboration to the new priest who would be assigned by the Archbishop 
to the parish of Sanvordem and to maintain peace and harmony in the parish.

j.   However, it is highly regretted that some of the parishioners gheraoed 
the official Representative of the Archbishop on the 15th of September, after 
Mass, insulting him and holding him hostage for almost three hours, thereby 
creating an unnecessary law and order situation. This was followed by frequent 
press 

Re: [Goanet] Email/clarification received just now from Bishop House Re. Fr. James resignation etc

2013-10-02 Thread Jose Colaco
Thank you Joe for posting that clarification.

Considering the source of the clarification, I will assume that there are no 
other relevant facts in this case - which can be revealed without violating any 
privacy issues.

This experience will probably guide the Archbishop's office to (in future)

1: invite / direct the parish priest (in similar situations) to make the 
initial announcement himself.
2: to consider itself making the announcement to the parishioners before the 
departure of the priest.

jc


 On Oct 2, 2013, at 6:05 PM, JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
 
 Email/clarification received just now from Bishop House (Upon request)
 
  updated blog
 http://joegoauk-pointofview.blogspot.in/2013/10/whats-going-on-in-sanvordem-parish.html
 
  Quote:
 The case of the resignation of Fr. James Silva (Sanvordem)
 
 A Clarification
 
 
 On behalf of the Archbishop of Goa, the following clarification is being 
 issued regarding the matter of the resignation of Fr. James Silva as Parish 
 Priest of Guardian Angel Church, Sanvordem.
 
 1. The matter of a priest’s appointment to any ecclesiastical post or his 
 transfer thereof is exclusively of the competence of the local Bishop.  The 
 Archbishop of Goa is therefore the only competent Authority to send a 
 suitable priest to any parish in the Archdiocese or to transfer him from 
 there, as per the needs of the Church. Consultation with the respective 
 parishioners has never been part of the process.
 
 2. The Bishop may also transfer a priest from time to time, considering 
 the pastoral needs of each parish.  Conversely, the priest too may ask to be 
 relieved of his duties, for personal reasons to be approved by the  Bishop.
 
 
 The specific case of Fr. James Silva
 
 a. Fr. James Silva approached the Archbishop in the month of July 2013 
 (without any prior appointment) and, across the table, revealed to him that 
 he would like to be relieved of his responsibilities as Parish Priest of 
 Sanvordem Church. The Archbishop tried to elicit the reasons for such a 
 request.
 
 
 b.Subsequently, on August 1, 2013, Fr. James submitted a written petition 
 to the Archbishop, requesting to be relieved of his duties with effect from 
 August 10, 2013 and stating the reasons for his request.
 
 c. After giving serious consideration to what was written by Fr. James, 
 the Archbishop granted his request and relieved him of his duties with effect 
 from August 10, 2013, as per the wish of the petitioner. Fr. James collected 
 the relieving Order and went to the United States of America, for which he 
 had already obtained prior permission from the Archbishop.
 
 d.Incidentally, it has come to our knowledge that the parishioners were 
 made to believe that Fr. James was forced by the Archbishop to tender his 
 resignation, if he wanted permission to go on vacation abroad. The fact is 
 that the Archbishop had already granted him permission to go abroad on 27th 
 June, 2013, while the request to be relieved came from Fr. James only on the 
 1st of August. 
 
 e. It is also being disseminated in Sanvordem that the Order of the 
 Archbishop amounts to Fr. James being divested from his priestly state. This 
 is a false propaganda, since the Order of the Archbishop only states that Fr. 
 James ceases to be the Parish Priest of Sanvordem with effect from August 10, 
 2013. 
 
 f.  It is clear that the announcement of this Order was not taken kindly 
 by some of the parishioners of Sanvordem, who decided to hold a meeting in 
 the compound of the Church, following which a memorandum addressed to the 
 Archbishop was handed over at the Archbishop’s House.  In that memorandum 
 they even threatened that “if (their) demands are not met within a period of 
 8 days, the parishioners will march to the Archbishop’s House and hold a 
 dharna and go on a chain hunger strike until the demands are fully met.”  The 
 memorandum is dated 9th September 2013.
 
 g. Since the memorandum did not indicate any person who could be 
 contacted, a response to this memorandum was communicated to the parishioners 
 of Sanvordem through an announcement made during Saturday/Sunday Masses on 
 14th and 15th September, 2013. Besides conveying the response of the 
 Archbishop to the memorandum, the purpose of this announcement was also to 
 enlighten the parishioners concerning the mind and the norms of the Church 
 with regard to the appointments/transfers of priests and appointments of the 
 committees assisting the priests in the administration of the material assets 
 of the Church.  Both these points had been raised in the said memorandum.
 
 h.Fr. Lucio Dias, the Episcopal Vicar for the South Zone of Goa, was 
 deputed as the Representative of the Archbishop to make the above mentioned 
 announcement to the parishioners of Sanvordem. Incidentally, Fr. Dias has 
 since been appointed also as a provisional In-Charge or Parochial 
 Administrator of the 

Re: [Goanet] Email/clarification received just now from Bishop HouseRe. Fr. James resignation etc

2013-10-02 Thread floriano lobo
The statement from the Bishop's Palace is clear. There arises no cause for 
any protests or demands controversy on the part of  parishioner/s  on the 
working of the Bishop's Palace administration in force.  If at all, 
parishioners are dis-satisfied with the Rule-Book of the Bishop's 
Administration, then they should ask for appropriate amendments. The Rule 
Book should continue amended or otherwise to have full impact on the working 
of the Church in Goa. There is no way parishioners can force their will on 
the Administration of the Bishop's Palace w.r.t. the Rule Book in force.


However, the moot question here is:

WHERE IS FR. JAMES?? IS HE IN GOA? IF HE IS, ONLY HE CAN PUT LIGHT ON THIS 
CONTROVERSY.  BUT, IF THE PARISHIONERS ARE MOVING AHEAD WITH THEIR DEMANDS, 
IT IS PURE ANARCHY AND MUST BE CONSIDERED AS SUCH.  IT WILL AFFECT THE 
ENTIRE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CHURCH IN GOA.   IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY AND 
ESSENTIAL THAT FR. JAMES MAKES A STATEMENT AND PUT ALL THIS UNNECESSARY AND 
UNCALLED FOR CONTROVERSY TO  END.


FINALLY, PARISHIONERS CANNOT HOLD THE BISHOP'S PALACE ADMINISTRATION TO 
RANSOM.


IF SO, PEOPLE WOULD HAVE ASKED 'JESUS' TO DO WHAT THEY WANTED HIM TO DO'

Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896

The question that arises here


- Original Message - 
From: JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk

To: goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2013 3:35 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Email/clarification received just now from Bishop HouseRe. 
Fr. James resignation etc



Email/clarification received just now from Bishop House (Upon request)

updated blog
http://joegoauk-pointofview.blogspot.in/2013/10/whats-going-on-in-sanvordem-parish.html

Quote:
The case of the resignation of Fr. James Silva (Sanvordem)

A Clarification


On behalf of the Archbishop of Goa, the following clarification is being 
issued regarding the matter of the resignation of Fr. James Silva as Parish 
Priest of Guardian Angel Church, Sanvordem.


1. The matter of a priest’s appointment to any ecclesiastical post or his 
transfer thereof is exclusively of the competence of the local Bishop. The 
Archbishop of Goa is therefore the only competent Authority to send a 
suitable priest to any parish in the Archdiocese or to transfer him from 
there, as per the needs of the Church. Consultation with the respective 
parishioners has never been part of the process.


2. The Bishop may also transfer a priest from time to time, considering the 
pastoral needs of each parish. Conversely, the priest too may ask to be 
relieved of his duties, for personal reasons to be approved by the Bishop.



The specific case of Fr. James Silva

a. Fr. James Silva approached the Archbishop in the month of July 2013 
(without any prior appointment) and, across the table, revealed to him that 
he would like to be relieved of his responsibilities as Parish Priest of 
Sanvordem Church. The Archbishop tried to elicit the reasons for such a 
request.



b. Subsequently, on August 1, 2013, Fr. James submitted a written petition 
to the Archbishop, requesting to be relieved of his duties with effect from 
August 10, 2013 and stating the reasons for his request.


c. After giving serious consideration to what was written by Fr. James, the 
Archbishop granted his request and relieved him of his duties with effect 
from August 10, 2013, as per the wish of the petitioner. Fr. James collected 
the relieving Order and went to the United States of America, for which he 
had already obtained prior permission from the Archbishop.


d. Incidentally, it has come to our knowledge that the parishioners were 
made to believe that Fr. James was forced by the Archbishop to tender his 
resignation, if he wanted permission to go on vacation abroad. The fact is 
that the Archbishop had already granted him permission to go abroad on 27th 
June, 2013, while the request to be relieved came from Fr. James only on the 
1st of August.


e. It is also being disseminated in Sanvordem that the Order of the 
Archbishop amounts to Fr. James being divested from his priestly state. This 
is a false propaganda, since the Order of the Archbishop only states that 
Fr. James ceases to be the Parish Priest of Sanvordem with effect from 
August 10, 2013.


f. It is clear that the announcement of this Order was not taken kindly by 
some of the parishioners of Sanvordem, who decided to hold a meeting in the 
compound of the Church, following which a memorandum addressed to the 
Archbishop was handed over at the Archbishop’s House. In that memorandum 
they even threatened that “if (their) demands are not met within a period of 
8 days, the parishioners will march to the Archbishop’s House and hold a 
dharna and go on a chain hunger strike until the demands are fully met.” The 
memorandum is dated 9th September 2013.


g. Since the memorandum did not indicate any person who could be contacted, 
a response to this memorandum was communicated to the parishioners of 
Sanvordem through an announcement

[Goanet] A Clarification

2011-05-04 Thread Domnic Fernandes

The season of Goan wild fruits kannttam and churnam is coming to an end.
 Speaking of these fruits, there is a confusion as far as the written 
Konkani names of these fruits are concerned. 

Kannttam come from a
 thorny plant kannot. Since it comes from a plant full of kanntte or 
thorns, I write the name of the fruit as kannttam but I could be wrong. 
Therefore, I would appreciate it if someone knowledgeable clarifies the 
correct spelling of the fruit - is it kannam or kann'nnam or kannddam or 
kanntt'ttam or  kannttam?


Similarly, which is correct - chun'nam or churnam? [I write it as 'churnam'.]

Thank you.

Moi-mogan,

Domnic Fernandes
Anjuna, Goa
Mob: 9420979201
  

[Goanet] A clarification

2010-01-16 Thread George Pinto
Dear all,

A couple of recent emails on Goanet have credited me personally with doing 
something for Goa. I want to state clearly that Goa Sudharop is a result of the 
efforts of literally thousands of Goans from five continents over the last 10 
years (this is our 10 year anniversary). I deserve and take no credit (zero 
percent), all credit belongs to all the donors, supporters, well-wishers, 
volunteers, the Board, management, and representatives over the years who are 
the real names and faces of Goa Sudharop. 

I am not writing this due to humility or modesty but the reality is that the 
total is the sum of the thousands' parts, a diasporic endeavor between resident 
and non-resident Goans in a spirit of collaboration and mutual respect, all for 
the motherland they love so dearly.

On a personal note, I would to publicly thank Ibonio, our Goa Sudharop Director 
in Goa, who makes everything happen, all on a volunteer basis.

Thank you.

George Pinto 


Re: [Goanet] A clarification over a very surprising development.

2009-03-18 Thread goasuraj

Dear Bosco,

Well, you must have heard what they say about a Sindhi and a Cobra. 
which one would  you tackle first if confronted by both.


Like the 'Sindhi' first, for me it is the Congress first and then the BJP at 
one's leisure. Because having done with the  two-timing worst, the other 
goes down by itself.


I would love to take you advice and  do the 'legs upar karo et baito'  but 
court or no court I cannot afford that luxury.


best
floriano
goasuraj
- Original Message - 
From: Bosco D'Mello bos...@canada.com

To: Goanet goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 10:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] A clarification over a very surprising development.



From: floriano

Let it be known that Menorah Paprika and Florien Lobo are both bonfire 
Goons

and are leaders of individual political thinking.


Floriano...for a moment I thought you had embraced Judaism and wanted to 
celebrate Hanuka fairly early this year, wanting to fire-up your Menorah 
with some spicy Paprika:-)



It is a fact that the floosies who were working under-cover with 
camouflaged
intensions through full page advertisements, promoting the BJP are now 
slowly

coming out from the cold and exposing themselves.


Haven't you promoted MP / BJP in the past?? And condemned the Congress as 
the worst enemy??




And therefore, I rest my case.


Arre you are spending too much time in Court!! 
Masso-legs-upar-karo-ani-relax-kor!!


- B




Re: [Goanet] A clarification over a very surprising development.

2009-03-17 Thread Bosco D'Mello
From: floriano

 Let it be known that Menorah Paprika and Florien Lobo are both bonfire Goons
 and are leaders of individual political thinking.

Floriano...for a moment I thought you had embraced Judaism and wanted to 
celebrate 
Hanuka fairly early this year, wanting to fire-up your Menorah with some spicy 
Paprika:-)


 It is a fact that the floosies who were working under-cover with camouflaged
 intensions through full page advertisements, promoting the BJP are now slowly
 coming out from the cold and exposing themselves.

Haven't you promoted MP / BJP in the past?? And condemned the Congress as the 
worst 
enemy??


 And therefore, I rest my case.

Arre you are spending too much time in Court!! 
Masso-legs-upar-karo-ani-relax-kor!!

- B




[Goanet] A clarification over a very surprising development.

2009-03-15 Thread floriano
Dear Goans, 

Subject: CLARIFICATION TO WHOSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN.

At the outset, please take note of the posts originating from Marshall Mendonca 
and the response to the same by self.

I, Floriano Lobo, do hereby affirm that I am a member of the newly formed MNE 
(Mapusa Nagrikancho Ekvott) headed by Adv. Antonio Lobo as its convenor.

Adv. Lobo just telephoned  to inform me that he got a very funny call from 
London while he was in Mumbai:-
Quote
I was attending the Bar Council Meeting in Mumbai Saturday (yesterday) last, 
and I received a call with a funny three digit number on my cell phone. I came 
out of the meeting to attend to the phone call, especially as I was confused 
with the number.  The caller wanted to know if it was me, and I answered in the 
affirmative. The caller introduced himself to me as Dr. Virginkar, from London. 
When I told him I am attending a meeting  he said he would be very brief. The 
question he posed is whether I was the convenor of MNE. When I answered in the 
affirmative, he asked me if Floriano Lobo is authorized to speak for the MNE. I 
told him 'NO'. I told him that I issue the press statements and I am the spokes 
person. That Floriano forwards my press statements to the net lists for the 
information of net-Goans. In that case, Dr. Virginkar asked me, why is it that 
Floriano Lobo is speaking in the name of MNE and soiling the good name of 
Manohar Parrikar stating that he called the Catholic  Church in Goa Communal? I 
told Dr. Virginkar that Floriano speaks for himself and keeps Goans informed 
about the happenings thro' his reports. What he reports are facts that are 
discussed in the presence of a full delegation.  That he is doing so in his own 
name and in the capacity as the member of the Ekvott. If Floriano is speaking 
for MNE as its spokesperson, then I shall order him to stop.   
Unquote

Now for the clarification Adv. Lobo asked me to make.

I speak for myself and I have the right to report what is factual. No one, not 
Dr. Anand Virginkar, can stop me from doing so. It is a fact that the floosies 
who were working under-cover with camouflaged intensions through full page 
advertisements, promoting the BJP are now slowly coming out from the cold and 
exposing themselves.  What I have reported is pure facts and anyone  can 
confirm these from Manohar Parrikar himself. Besides, I enjoy very cordial 
relations with Manohar Parrikar and I talk to him as a Goan to another Goan. If 
he has any problem with that, he is welcome to talk to me about it. I don't 
think he needs agents in the UK or in  the US to do that for him.  I am 
confident that he is quite intelligent enough to take care of himself.  I have 
always worked in a transparent manner and shall do so fore-ever. For further 
information of  Dr. Virginkar, let me say this. Manohar Parrikar said more 
during the meet with the MNE delegation which I had blissfully forgotten to 
report. He had openly complained  that the POPE has not apologized to Goa for 
the atrocities committed by the Portuguese on the Hindus of Goa whereas His 
Holiness has done so to Europe. I am not reporting this to malign Menorah.  But 
if Dr. Virginia thinks that I do, then so be it. Dr. Virginia cannot tape my 
mouth. On the contrary Dr. Virginia must know that if one is feeling 
uncomfortable within as a result of a churning stomach, it is better to vomit 
and empty it of the accumulated bile and acidity rather than keep it inside and 
fall sick and be hospitalized. I think Menorah Paprika is doing the former and 
I respect him for that. It is another matter altogether if the floosies are 
getting all worked out instead of minding their own business. 

Let it be known that Menorah Paprika and Florien Lobo are both bonfire Goons 
and are leaders of individual political thinking. They are  not only working 
for the good of Goa and Goons but must be seen as doing so. The people of Goa 
will be the judge to identify who is and who is not.   

And therefore, I rest my case.

Truly,

florin
goasuraj

PS: I am copying this post to Adv. Lobo for obvious reason. 


- Original Message - 
From: goasuraj goasuraj...@sancharnet.in
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] GOA IS A FAILED STATE


A few days ago, a delegation of MNE (Mapusa Nagrikancho Ekvott) met the
 leader of the opposition along with the Mapusa MLA (Francis D'Souza) at
 his
 official office at the Assembly Complex to alert him on the take-over of
 the
 Mapusa ODP (Outline Development Plan)  by vested interest to make
 agricultural fields along the Mapusa river a concrete jungle and where MNE
 wanted a people's park as a lung for Mapusa's citizenry as also an
 exhibition ground for the city developed with all facilities like
 toilests,
 parking etc and various other beautification and decongesting measures.

 However, Manohar Parrikar observed that people come to him to get 

Re: [Goanet] A clarification over a very surprising development.

2009-03-15 Thread Frederick FN Noronha
Menorah Paprika? Florien Lobo? Dr Virginia?

Kitem reh? Spell-check insulting and failing to recognise Goan politicians?

This is almost as bad as ... forgetting the interviewee's name (as
done by you-know-who earlier today).

But don't lose sleep. We can blame it on Microsoft and their
spell-check. Btw, in one earlier case, an outstation newspaper
rendered Shantaram Naik's name as, guess what?

Tantrum Nail! FN

 reporting this to malign Menorah.  But if Dr. Virginia thinks that
 I do, then so be it. Dr. Virginia cannot tape my mouth. On the
 contrary Dr. Virginia must know that if one is feeling
 uncomfortable within as a result of a churning stomach,
 it is better to vomit and empty it of the accumulated
 bile and acidity rather than keep it inside and fall sick
 and be hospitalized. I think Menorah Paprika is doing
 the former and I respect him for that. It is another
 matter altogether if the floosies are getting all
 worked out instead of minding their own business.

 Let it be known that Menorah Paprika and Florien
 Lobo are both bonfire Goons and are leaders of
 individual political thinking. They are  not only
 working for the good of Goa and Goons but must
 be seen as doing so. The people of Goa will be
 the judge to identify who is and who is not.

 And therefore, I rest my case.


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[Goanet] Requesting clarification

2008-08-08 Thread Dr. U. G. Barad
When imagination meets inventiveness the results are more than often
rebellious. 

Is it true? 

Best regards,

Dr. U. G. Barad

 



[Goanet] Seeking clarification: Singapore - Bombay flights 1964.

2008-05-23 Thread Gabe Menezes
---
   http://www.GOANET.org 
---

  The Rape of Goa - A photo documentary
   by
Rajan P. Parrikar

   Venue: Menezes Braganza Art Gallery, Panjim, May 21-24, 2008

http://www.parrikar.org/misc/doc-notice.pdf
---

1964 Air India starting daily service between New York and India, via
London; although there was already in place a not so frequent service
since 1960.

http://www.indianembassy.org/indusrel/India_US_treaties/airtransport_october_26_1964.html

In 1964 the Singapore Airport was run by the Royal Air Force at Paya
Lebar. The now famous Changi Airport opened in the early 1980's.

This site shows Air India from 1961 to 1970, there is no direct
service between Bombay and Singapore.

http://home.airindia.in/SBCMS/Webpages/Time-line-1961-1970.aspx?MID=196

I lived and worked in Singapore from 1978 until early 1985, as far as
I remember there was no Air India flight to Bombay. We used to travel
via Singapore Airlines to Bombay and then Indian Airlines to Goa.

Bosco does not have a crab mentality, is it a big deal knowing
'galmorous hostesses'; Why the need to embellish a perfectly good
article, with a cock and bull story ?

The only person who has a crab mentality and who readily comes to mind
is a certain fellow, who stated that I was probably a janitor, when I
stated that I was in the R.A.F. and that later I was Chief Dealer for
an American Bank.
-- 
DEV BOREM KORUM.

Gabe Menezes.
London, England


Re: [Goanet] Goanet Postings clarification

2007-07-09 Thread Gabe Menezes

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On 09/07/07, Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Joe,
 Even though I had respectfully decided to take a
 holiday from Goanet, I have to set the record
 straight. The quotation that Bhandare ascribed to me
 was never written by me. If it was, I challenge
 Bhandare to provide us with a link, since everything
 at Goanet is assigned to archive. I don't know much
 about Stalin, nor about the mafia and the last thing I
 would say is that Jesus was a terrorist. He was
 probably a political activist and a thinker ahead of
 his time. I do not believe however that he was either
 a prophet or a God.

RESPONSE: I have stated, that the man is a liar and has now been
caught out three times. Yes, Bhandare has stated that he is male, to
set the record straight.

You will not get a response to your challenge, pigs will surely fly first.

On your second contention, you are marvelously at odds with the new
definitive writings of the Pope, who follows John's and Paul's
writings and states without demur the divinity of Christ ! Which sets
Christians apart from Muslims.

Perhaps the link below will take you to many discussions, should you so wish.

http://insightscoop.typepad.com/2004/2007/05/the_goodness_an.html

I remain, as always, inclined, not to discuss religious matters.


DEV BOREM KORUM.

Gabe Menezes.
London, England

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