--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This sorry man, has gone on record that he
would not be part of of any forum, that contained
Mervyn Lobo and Gabe Menezes. He Categorically,
stated that he would put us on his spam list. Am I
surprised that he has resurrected himself again?
Not
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I disagree. He is simply expressing his point of
view and a criticism of the current anti-terrorism
policies, which are obviously not working.
Mario responds:
Of course he is expressing his point of view, as are
we all, but his point of view, which
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please do not try to isolate Fred. I am proud to say
that I have a very high regard for Tariq Ali, a
fellow left winger. I have know him since student
days in London. I believe that he has an excellent
intellect and that is right and that you are wrong
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leaked document reveals move to bring troops home by
Christmas.
Mario clarifies this piece of propaganda:
Goanetters who haven't already caught on to the
relentless anti-American propaganda of Gabe need to
read all his posts with an eye to his
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you believe what Goveia writes; that people like
Ali, Fred and myself are prolonging the War in
Iraq. Judge for yourself these rumblings.
Mario replies:
No one who opposes the US-led war against terrorism
can then turn around and claim that they
The following column amplifies what some posters on
Goanet have already confirmed: terrorism works in
intimidating some people who prefer the temporary
stability of appeasement.
Why Terrorism Works
By Alan M. Dershowitz
July 8, 2005
Within a day of the horrific multiple bombings in
London,
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For a change is used because we need a change in
policy. The present anti-terrorism policy is not
effective in catching those who are responsible for
the past and ongoing acts of terrorism. Those in
power are incompetent at catching Bin Laden, Al-
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One charlatan on this forum stated that Ken
Livingston has changed his stance!
Mario replies:
Gabe is talking about me, but is afraid to say so.
Here are the facts. London Mayor Ken Livingstone is
infamous for honoring the worst Islamo-fascist Imams
--- Nasci Caldeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree that Tariq Ali is an Islamo-Fascist
propagandist! His article as quoted by Fred, is
entirely sectarian and does not take into account
the 'other side of the equation'; like what the non
muslims have been saying all the while. Though some
Salus Correia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well Gabe, the subject and issue aside, I firmly
believe that every Goan who is out of Goa is an
economic migrant, and that includes you, whether you
say or believe otherwise. Its no shame.
Mario adds:
Good point, Salus, and how is it anyone's
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario is good, no fantastic at 'spiel'. I
was in the Royal Air Force, could have been called
up at anytime for combat duty.
Mario replies:
Gabe, your alleged service in the RAF does not seem to
have taught you anything. Unlike the real Brits who
all
--- joseph fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Why dont you then quit your British citizenship and
move over to France/Germany?
Mario adds:
That is precisely where Gabe will feel most
comfortable, Joe. That is, until the Islamo-fascists
get to those countries as well.
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sure everyone read, with intent the
article posted; everyone tends to read Fred's posts
written or copied and pasted.
Mario replies:
What Gabe Menezes, who blames the cowardly attack on
innocent civilians in London on Tony Blair, is
referring
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Murderous terrorists must be punished. They ought to
be the focus of those in power for a change.
Mario replies:
This is excellent, but the caveat for a change is
puzzling. Who in power, other than the feckless
non-coalition Europeans like France,
Frederick Noronha (FN) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tariq Ali is both a left-winger and of Muslim
origin. In my view, the point he makes below need
to be taken note of, rather than going along
solely with the version largely emerging from the
dominant media perspective.-FN
--- Peter D'Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gabe Menezes said:
The big powers, such as Germany and France as well
as many others stayed out. Their citizens are
sleeping happy while we have to live with fear.
Gabe,
Why do you consider Germany and France to be big
powers?
Peter
Mario
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vis a vis the post below, I believe your attitude
towards Blair's unjustified attack on Iraq is
entirely realistic and reflects the majority
position in the UK.
Mario replies:
If that were the majority position in the UK, then how
come Blair was
Very good, George. I'm glad to see you have retained
your sense of humor, what with all the weeping and
gnashing of teeth at what the evil USA is doing to
Saddam The Great, and the poor Iraqi Sunnis who now
face the depressing fate that they are no better than
the Shia and Kurds and can no longer
--- Viviana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gabe Menezes wrote:
...The big powers, such as Germany and France as
well as many others stayed out. Their citizens are
sleeping happy while we have to live with fear.
HI Gabe - Without entering into a discussion about
Iraq, I shall take
issue with
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
duda,
You lost all credibility here when you used the name
of Jesus Christ to cuss.
Everybody is aware that you no longer have any
thought process. All you do is repeat what you have
heard, just like a parrot does.
Mervyn3.0
BTW, you should
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it is quite appropriate for victims to hold
their government accountable, in addition, for not
protecting them against such an act.
Mario opines:
So now it is the British government that needs to be
held accountable responsible for the
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Halur,
What I find really surprising is that the mighty USA
can do wonders in space technology but can't get
Bin Laden. Are they really trying hard?
Mario responds:
Cornel, first let me say I'm happy that none of you
were anywhere near the cowardly
--- rene barreto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You being a responsible , British Goan
gentleman - should be careful what you write or
what you say.
Mario asks:
Rene, do you have any idea what you are talking about?
--- gjlf labour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We agree with Nasci Caldeira that this is not the
time for division howsoever small. This is the
time to close ranks against all those who fight for
their cause using violence as their misguided
weapon.
We commiserate with the British people and
The following was just sent to me by an Israeli
friend. It reminded me of the comments of some of the
virulent anti-American posters on GX:
Let's see how the BBC, The Guardian, the NYT, the
Toronto Globe Mail, Toronto Star and others on the
left will spin the outrage in London. Will they call
Alfred de Tavares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is'nt your attitude quite defeatist, Gabe (Blaming
Tony Blair for the terrorist attacks in London).
Coming from an ex-service(?) man, it depresses.
Mario adds:
This unfortunate attitude blames any and everyone but
the perpetrators of this
--- Nasci Caldeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Gabe,
Your sectarian comment: thank you Tony Blair for
this, is against the
trend of unity and togetherness spoken of and shown
by British shadow
leaders at this hour of tragedy in London. You owe
an apology to the British people and the
--- Neil Rodrigues [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My opinion is that caste can often (not always) act
as a good first filter towards finding a suitable
spouse
In general, I am personally against casteism,
Mario replies:
Neil,
If you are really against casteism, maybe you should
participate in
--- eric pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stop, Cecil, not even in jest, we should not pick on
dear Veronica over pickled english - his is the real
thing - Frisian, the Dutch coastal dialect that
floated over the Channel to Britain. Near identical
to english, its spoken by a quarter of a
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think Helekar is a 'time waster' on this
list. I think he is a valuable asset to this list.
Mario replies:
Though I frequently disagree with Santosh, I have to
agree with Cecil. I nominate Santosh as Goanet's
Chief of Hoax-Police and Head Fact
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A. Veronica Fernandes wrote:
The Bhembros, the Mauzos, the Kelekars, the
Shivdases and others are not to be trusted anymore.
This is my firm opinion.
Dear Veronica,
1) Should we stop trusting all people with these
surnames?
Mario asks:
Veronica,
--- Alfred de Tavares [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dear disseminating Cecil,
How would you then explain the admonishment we
receive after our carnival orgies, from the Rev. on
Ash
Wednesday: Form ashes thou came; and to ashes shall
thou return...
Mario opines:
Bamon Alfred, what is there to
Antonio Menezes wrote:
The question , therefore, should be : '' Can a bamon
ever become an anticasteist ? ''
Mario asks:
Antonio, with all due respect, your question is so
ridiculous and illogical that I am curious as to
whether you want to explain yourself in more detail.
How does anyone's
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storyu=/nm/20050629/od_nm/india_diamonds_dc_1
An excerpt from the article above:
Thousands of people have been flocking to a beach in
India's financial hub in a manic diamond rush, but
police said Wednesday the stones were fakes and warned
them to stay away after
George Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sure there were Marxists who supported Liberation
Theology but it is false to equate Liberation Theology
with Marxism, a fallacy which gained currency with
Reagan's myth that Central America was going
communist.
Mario opines:
Maybe Marxist is not
--- George Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't the key issue in understanding the world today 'rich versus poor'?
Do you believe that both science and religion should primarily focus
on that issue? Why is the 'preferential option for the poor'
(liberation theology) rejected by the Catholic
My email sarcastically insinuated that anti-Americans
like you consider Americans to be stupid. Anyone who
knows anything about me knows that your assertion is
false.
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dudas @ Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario:
The big difference is in how you say it in the post.
If you say be careful of needles, that is indeed a
good thing. But if you say that some one got AIDS
because
he sat on a needle and the story is false ---
, that it acquires a
Sorry to disappoint you, Meow, Meow, but one of the
TOP Cardinals at the Vatican is Cardinal Lourdaswamy,
whom I know personally, have visited in Rome and he
reports no such BS about discrimination as you are
spreading. If you visit Rome you cannot help but see
all the jathwalla clerics all over
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario Goveia wrote:
Hey, Samir. Before you go any further, please
check
out the definition of a chain letter.
Regardless of how fastidious you are about the
truth,
these things have varying consequences, and I
Westchester, New York, fifteen years
ago. eric.
Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Goan? Then Sonny is, too.
Good point. This may make Sonny Bono a Goan
posthumously.
Hey, George,
This will surely get you in trouble with the Goanet
Hoax Police, who will censure you for spreading urban
legends.
--- George Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I was doing some non-historical research at the
Panjim Central Library this morning and this is
what I learnt:
bashan. You can give that to
people who follow your
ideology.
Anyway thanx all the same.
PS: Btw you do good cut and paste work.
**
Earlier: Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote.
Basically, countries do what serves their
perceived
interests. The strong ones have far more options
--- jose colaco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear salus
for our collective info.the following from
GoaNet: Rules and Regulations
Use your real name as the Sender, not an alias.
The continual appearance of Milad's posts indicates
to me that they have concluded that Milad might be
--- rene barreto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to take this opportunity of sharing
with you my thoughts on Goa and Goans -the question
I often ask is - If a Goan decides to settle in
Kerala or Maharastra - does he call himself /
herself a Kearalite or Maharastrian ? and why does
Good point. This may make Sonny Bono a Goan
posthumously.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario,
I heard on this net that Manglorians were originally
from Goa. So Susie
could be a Goan.
Carlos
-Original Message-
From: Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: goanet@goanet.org
Hey, Gabe,
Doesn't it make sense to you that the US should ask
Blighty for help with mad cows, since the Brits have
the most experience with mad cows?
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/business/3229428
Feds skipped key mad cow disease test in
--- Seb dc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First we cut and paste stupid hoaxes and urban
legends to this public forum, then we try to defend
them, then we try telling everyone how good it is
to watch your behind.
Mario advises Seb:
Hey, Seb, DON'T watch your behind when you sit in a
public
is a
Goan. I heard she's a Mangy.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
No, indeed, 'aapro' Zubin would not
qualify as being a Goan, not even if he owned a
sumptuous mansion in Arpora.
Mario,
Zubin never expected long discussions on Goanet on
qualifications
Hey, Meow, Meow, where have you been, man? I'm sorry,
but I have a problem with people who hide behind nom
de plumes, even fanciful and lyrical ones like you
came up with.
Yeah, I remember the guy who went off the reservation
and got himself married, then came to his senses,
went to confession
Rahul,
Your post reminds me of those expat Indians who
complain that they will never be accepted in their
country of choice, no matter how long they live there.
Now, you have turned that illogic on it's head by
claiming that No, indeed, 'aapro' Zubin would not
qualify as being a Goan, not even if
For those who persist in twisting certain low
probability occurrences into false allegations of
fearmongering, the following URL is that of an
Australian provincial government, Victoria, which is
hardly in the business of spreading hoaxes: It is
titled: Needlestick Injuries
--- Joe Vaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chain letter: a letter sent to several persons with
a request that each send copies of the letter to an
equal number of persons.
-
Now, please examine Cynthias post, and show me how
it meets the above definition, i.e. where she has
requested
I would encourage Santosh and the rest of the hoax
police to debunk every myth that comes across Goanet,
so that we know fact from fiction.
Then I would suggest we use our common sense to see
whether any suggestion that may have been made should
be kept in mind.
There was a good reason why some
--- sandeep heble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By pointing out that your story was false, George
and Santosh did nothing wrong. Rather, by pointing
out that the probability of being infected was low,
Santosh tried to neutralize the damage that you may
inadvertently have caused and the
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
Cuba is now offering free education to Americans.
-snip-
Cuba's sophisticated and public medical system is
one of the revolution's most notable successes. The
country has one of the lowest infant-mortality rate
in the Americas and twice as
--- Seb dc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this mean; US invaded Iraq for Oil??? Sorry to
say, but thats how it sounds to me !
Mario replies:
Seb, I'm sorry, too, but it sounds the same to many
people who know nothing about world affairs, and about
who needs oil and who doesn't. These people
--- Gabriel de Figueiredo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Civics may have been a subject taught at high
school, but has any civic sense been imparted to the
students? Such as If I throw my rubbish on the
street it might affect some one else?
One might expect this sort of behaviour (of chucking
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your considered reply to my query. At
least you have grasped the substance of my query,
unlike Mario who construes any question as an attack
on his choice and feels he has to belligerently
defend that choice - when in fact there was no attack.
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding Mario's AIDS needles hoax, I have already
said all I wanted to say. No amount of post-hoc
rationalization can raise that urban legend from the
lowly position that it occupies.
Mario replies:
Santosh, We have already established that I
--- zuz Mari goanet@goanet.org wrote:
While here in Toronto kids before they are 12,
parents cannot leave them alone
but, as soon as they cross 12 then the school hands
out condoms and advises
they to practice safe sex.. So you can be
grandfather before graduation, my
conservative views.
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He (Ugandan Bishop) was appointed by our P.M., Tony
Blair, from a short list! Did I hear on this forum
that Church and Politics should not mix?
10.45am
First black Church of England archbishop appointed
Simon Jeffery and agencies
Friday
The music of Goenkar Warren Mendonca of Auckland, NZ
- check it out.
www.soundclick.com/bands/2/blackstratblues_music.htm
Alfred de Tavares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frogs, personification of ugliness, Mario?
You sorely disappoint me.
I love the things and never hesitate to kiss them
without harbouring an ulterior motive of
hoping/expecting them to metamorphose as a royal boy
or girl.
I eat them too,
Hey, Phillip,
What do you know about the recent report that Dawood
Ibrahim was a major investor in Jet Airways. Any
truth to that?
--- Philip Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are probably right about a bust following the
boom. In the U.S. (in the
80s) and in Europe (in the 90s) airline
Frederick Noronha (FN) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
United Nations Radio in New York is talking about
malaria and Africa's attempt to fight the disease.
There's some good news from there, and apparently
there are chances of attaining some targets under
the
Roll-Back Malaria Programme.
One
new bungalows on the mandovi or other
villagesi`m not sure
that recent acquisition of real-estate in any
village qualifies you to
be called a true Goan
twiga.
Quoting Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED
Frederick Noronha (FN) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Incidentally, isn't the title of this topic
misleading? If we adopt a Goa-is-best approach, then
shouldn't the title line read 'Home is where our
ancestors roots are'?
Mario replies:
Fred, you were doing fine until you decided to go a
step too far.
--- sandeep heble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the point Dr. Helekar is making is quite
clear: why should an anecdote, which can tend to be
inspiring by itself, be exaggerated and fabricated
and then be presented as fact? Can we not call a
legend a legend, a tale a tale, a myth a myth
--- Marlon Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I dont give a hoot that people in Iraq
may have been suffering under Saddam's rule, just I
do not really care about the the genocide in Sudan
or the fact that women are being raped over there.
This is specially true when it comes to
Santosh, I don't have any more facts than you do on
the settlement of North America. I'm sure you know
that opinions are not just determined by facts, but by
the weight one puts on each fact and on one's context
and perspective. So, if you believe that historians,
European or otherwise, are any
--- Marlon Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Likewise, your bunching of groups into two political
categories, viz, liberals and conservatives is
overly simplistic. There are many of us who would
like to see social security, welfare, medicaid and
other excuses for excessive government
--- melinda Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im must confess to being sentimental but not sly.I
dont think it is a bad thing to be sentimental.
No snide insinuations were made,just some straight
from the heart talk.Nothing is aimed /obviously
aimed at those who have primary homes else where.
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the contra side, I have many emails too, from
silent lurkers who ask - why are we entertaining
Mario Goveia.
I have decided in the best interests of keeping out
garbage, I shall not interact with Mr. Goveia.
Mario replies:
Halleluia! God
,
I have noted your disagreements with facets of the
administration in the
USA. They are more than I expected! Well done!
Cornel
- Original Message -
From: Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 4:46 PM
Cornel,
Rebutting the falsehoods of anti-Americans
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What facts are disputed? How does one know who is
right? What is the nature of the bias? Why would
European historians be biased against their own
kind?
Mario replies:
You are free to believe any version you please, just
don't try to ram it down
Cornel,
I'm sorry, my mistake. Mea maxima culpa. Let me
review where I went wrong.
What you actually said was, P.S. You do have the
intellectual in you on some counts I must admit e.g.
caste. However, it is generally accepted that the role
of the intellectual is to be a critic of his society.
Santosh,
Would you please confirm or debunk these urban
legends, please, before they get out of hand. Now
Englebert who does not even acknowledge he is an
Indian, as far as I know, and used to be an
Anglo-Indian from Chennai, has become a Goan from
Cuncolim.
--- eric pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Santosh,
While no one should support spreading something that
is false (there goes Santa Claus and the Easter
Bunny), would it be possible for you to use your
impressive ability to separate fact from fiction to
not just debunk urban legends that may conclude with a
socially redeeming message or
While I fully agree that Home is where the heart is,
I'm getting a little fed-up with the sly
sentimentality and the snide insinuations obviously
aimed at those of us who have our primary homes
elsewhere.
Why would anyone who has a choice pick just one place
to call home? This is 2005, and the
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,159522,00.html
Click on the link above for full report.
An excerpt:
Indian airlines grabbed the spotlight on day two of
the Paris Air Show on Tuesday, committing to buy about
$7 billion in jets from Europe's Airbus and U.S.
arch-rival Boeing Co.
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the policing of the Canadian borders, to keep
keep likes of you from entering Canada, as well as
those who would rather go up North?
I have come to the conclusion you envy, the way of
life in Canada. With their beautiful houses and wide
clean
--- Ashish Braganza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santosh!
By the terming the story an urban legend is an
exaggeration in itself.
plz read from the links posted,
http://library.temple.edu/collections/special_collections/hattie.htm
Mario asks:
Does this mean that snopes.com is fallible?
--- Santosh Helekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Professional historians who have studied the history
of native Americans have referred to the killing of
these indigenous people as genocide or holocaust.
For
example the historian David Stannard has described
the
massacres and atrocities
Cornel,
Rebutting the falsehoods of anti-Americans is the
easiest thing I have ever done in my life. It may
surprise you to learn that my private emails indicate
that those who agree with me feel I am quite capable
of taking on the small army of Goan anti-Americans all
by myself, just to make it
I've heard that even in Canada the crows ignore the
garbage and go after the people.
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dudes @ Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure the US generates garbage commensurate
with the fact that it also generates about a
quarter of the world's
in the US than
non-smokers, and helmet and seat-belt use is also
mandatory almost everywhere. It is only a matter of
time before obesity also pays it's fair share.
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario Goveia asks:
Morality aside, in India who pays for the treatment
of
the illnesses
I'm glad for you, Cecil. There is no substitute for
personal bliss, regardless of where and how we find
it.
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Over the last few weeks I have seen Goans settled in
UK, Canada, USA and
Australia compare the advantages and disadvantages
of their adopted
Fred,
The author was talking about the US, so I assume your
query corresponded with that. I don't believe there
is any research of the US micro-Goan-community that I
know of to answer your question with any validity.
What can be said with reasonable certainty is that the
oppportunities available
Nasci,
You are incorrect in stating that there are differing
ways at getting at such statistics.
The standard criterion to determine whether a person
is a millionaire is as follows, and it was mentioned
in the report:
When it talks of millionaires, the report means
high net worth individuals,
I want Goanetters to know I don't pay Cornel for
bowling that allows me to hit sixers that land outside
the stadium. Now to his various claims and canards:
1. He asks in conclusion whether he is missing
something because he thinks I am uncritical of
America. What he is missing is a mirror that
Tony,
I don't believe Red Indians started as a derogatory
term, just a descriptive term because of their ruddy
complexion relative to the early European settlers.
Niggers on the other hand, which derived from
negroes, is considered a derogatory term by African
Americans when used by others,
to Friedman I'll
be sure to copy you.
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dudes @ Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I send you copies because you send me articles he
has written. The first one you sent me had a
falsehood in almost every single paragraph.
dudes,
I also sent
--- Vivian D'Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the modern world where people are
judged by their achievements and not whether they
were born to nobility or caste or even the color of
their skin.
Mario adds:
All I can add is, Amen! However, one person responded
to one of my posts on
--- Bosco D'Mello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't mean the Top Thrill Dragster, the
one-time fastest and highest Roller Coaster located at
Cedar Point, Sandusky.;-) I can't handle
the blood-rush after one of those rides. Pleeez !!
Mario replies:
Cornel, are you reading this to add to
--- Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vidyadhar Gadgil wrote:
There seems to be a wilful blindness among our
citizens regarding the
government proposal to ban images of smoking in
film. Rather than
condemning the step, they cheer our would-be
censors on.
Cecil:
Indeed yes. How
--- Antonio Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I simply cannot understand the mentality of the
bamon padri (the chaddi padri appeared on the scene
much later ). A padri by profession is supposed to
look after the spiritual welfare of his flock.
Mario replies:
It's very simple, Antonio. They
Mervyn,
You can defend Haroon Siddiqui of the Toronto Star all
you like, but he is a prevaricating Saddam-supporting
propagandist who cannot respond when I point out the
numerous blatant lies he writes in his columns.
I send you copies because you send me articles he has
written. The first one
By the way, as Mervyn well knows, I have often tried
to debate Haroon Siddiqui by pointing out his blatant
anti-American falsehoods, but he typically hides under
his desk and refuses to respond.
--- Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 07:41:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mario
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well said, Bosco!
Since we are on the topic of reconciling, I also
want
to ask the Americans here to do something about the
terrible situation in Guantánamo Bay.
Mario replies:
Natan Sharanski, who was a prisoner at a Soviet Gulag,
and knows a lot
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