I wish every Goan could see that. The present generation fight for their neighbour’s 1 sq ft of land assuming that it is theirs, whereas the previous generation lived and died carrying with them happy memories of their neighbours. I wonder where this is going to take us.
Bernice Pereira Sent from my iPhone > On 27-Feb-2018, at 1:08 PM, John Eric Gomes <joe...@dataone.in> wrote: > > THE QUESTION OF APOLOGIES > > Times change, people change, circumstances are different, the past is History > with many different versions etc. All nations have had some horrid past, and > such apologies let human nature open a Pandora's box or a can of worms ! The > present has enough problems without adding those of the past, long dead and > gone. Nobody can change it , not even God ( but human beings may by re > writing history?) and what is more present generation cannot be crucified for > what their their ancestors may or may not have done. Let us in fact learn > from the past and try to live in peace and harmony in the present so we can > have a glorious future? Let us not act Holier than Thou! > >
