Dear Aires,
It is appreciated that you are now taking on Manohar Parrikar.
But let me remind you that you actively supported the BJP in the 2007 Goa
Legislative Elections by vocalizing the greatness of Manohar Parrikar and
his BJP team to the consternation of the rest of us whose fight you blunted
with your mission to get Manohar Parrikar elected.
What happened down the line, you only know and we shall not be bothered to
know the details.
It is apparent that you are now fighting an old friend turned foe.
Friends turn foes and foes turn friends. There is surely a formula for this?
Some day you must give us a hint on how to accomplish this and we shall be
eternally grateful to you.
However, your present fight is with a bull that has grown sharp horns
whereas your pate is bald as ever.
GSRP has just one suggestion for you in terms of an advice.
GROW HORNS. 2017 is looming on the horizon. Horns must strike horns in the
bull fighting ring..
And it shall be our 'plaiser' to watch the bull-fight and be entertained.
If it is not possible to grow the fighting horns on your balded pate, then
MOIDEKARS are always around to help you there.
Did they not grow their Moira Church Steeple so high that it has remained
the envy of Churches on the landscape of Goa?
Cheers
floriano GSRP
----- Original Message -----
From: "Aires Rodrigues" <airesrodrigu...@gmail.com>
To: "goanet" <goa...@goanet.org>
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2014 11:32 AM
Subject: [Goanet] A DOUBLE FACED MANOHAR PARRIKAR
While as the Leader of Opposition Manohar Parrikar wanted and exercised all
his democratic rights. He squatted on the highways blocking the traffic and
had even threatened to gate crash to drive away the Casinos parked in the
River Mandovi. Now that he is in power, he cannot see his own earlier acts
as being holy. Now he wants every Goan to be at his best behavior and
silently watch the misdeeds of his government. This however, will not just
happen regardless of the threats and intimidation that Manohar Parrikar may
rant. He may be concerned only about his Chief Minister’s chair but we need
to care for Goa. The battle has to go on regardless of the price we may
have to pay.
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