I feel your pain, don't get me wrong, but this whole thing is a drag, you do make sense most of the times, but how far does this near Quixotic quest for vindication go, or is it really flagellation: i want to believe otherwise. eric.
--- cornel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Jose, > I note that you passionately extolled the virtues of > Dr. Willy de Souza as a > surgeon and as your former academic/professional > teacher. You seemed utterly > intrigued and disappointed that such a 'learned' man > could give up a > lucrative medical professional career in the USA for > engagement in political > life in Goa. However, I recall a Goanet post > indicating that the said Dr > Willy believed strongly in caste, even though also > professing to be a > staunch Catholic and acting as an adviser to the > Catholic Church at a recent > Bishops' Conference. Therefore, the answer to your > query is quite simple to > my very humble logic. Had he gone abroad, the man > would not have been able > to swirl within the insidiousness of caste practice > which is so plentifully > available in Goa. Now combine this with caste ridden > politics in Goa, about > which so much has appeared on Goanet, as well as, > the accommodation of caste > by the Catholic Church in Goa, and surely, you have > the perfect heady triple > mixture of caste, Goan politics, and Catholicism. > Surely, the man simply > could not be, utterly, more at home in Goa than > anywhere else! Also, as an > aside, do remember Margaret Thatcher's advisory > political 'dictum' that > "everybody needs a willy sometime!" > Cornel DaCosta, London, UK. > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com