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Hi Oscar,
Thanks for your post. For the greater good of Goa who would you prefer as
Chief Minister of Goa: IITian Manohar Parrikar or undereducated Goan Gaon
Goon dorji - turned MLA/minister such as Mickky Francisco Pacheco ?
Please provide your clear concise choice between the two, with your
justification and not an evasive, convoluted answer.
Best Regards,
Carmo
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Subject: Re: [CGNet] Goa Archbishop laments corruption in society
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 08:39:15 -0400
For public office, a superior level of education may be a necessary
condition for success, but it is never sufficient. It will not work in
isolation, without the concurrence of other factors, including integrity.
Second, politicians should not be evaluated by âinput factorsâ or
âingredientsâ which go in their make up, such as academic achievement,
but by results they are able to deliver.
In the case of Mr. Parrikar, it should be asked if the Goan Catholic
Community received equitable treatment, specially when it comes to
employment opportunities. Building Cinema complexes for International Film
Festivals, or other public works for visibility is not enough. Or if BJP
and RSS types were the main beneficiaries. Finally, how was the vandalizing
of Fontainhas by âfreedom fightersâ dealt with?
Oscar
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Subject: RE: [CGNet] Goa Archbishop laments corruption in society
Goa is fortunate to have an enlightened archbishop like Msgr. Felipe Neri
Ferrao. Goa is also fortunate to have India's first IITian turned CM in
Manohar Parrikar and so many successful Goan entrepreneurs in its world
wide diaspora.
However, we are less fortunate to have Goan Gaon Goon lawmakers like
undereducated dorji-turned minister Mickey Francisco Pacheco or nefarious
characters like undereducated MP Churchill Alemao or Joaquim Alemao as
elected representatives.
Its about time - Goans send the Goan Gaon Goons ro their early retirement
and ensure meritocracy in government - all for the greater glory of our
beloved Goa.
Best Regards,
Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
Goan, IITian,
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida.v
July 27,2006
Goa Archbishop laments corruption in society
http://www.theindiancatholic.com/newsread.asp?nid=2606
PANAJI (ICNS) -- Archbishop Filipe Neri Ferro of Goa and
Daman says there is an erosion of values and principles in governance
and rising corruption in the society and that families and schools can
help children making citizens in India.
In a pastoral letter addressed to the priests, religious and laity in
the diocese, the Archbishop lamented that society is enmeshed in
corruption and wrong doings.
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