What? Mario to the Left of Selma? I find this very hard to believe... But change happens! So do miracles (sorry, Santosh!) --FN
2009/11/4 Carvalho <elisabeth_...@yahoo.com>: > > > --- On Tue, 11/3/09, Mario Goveia <mgov...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > >> However, in good Old Blighty it may be politically correct >> in this "modern day and age" to promote the notion that >> mixed races have a better chance of success. After all >> the British government is being accused by some of a >> political attempt to "transform the fundamental make-up and >> identity" of the country: >> > -------------------------------- > Dear Mario, > > Despite myself I have to agree that you have essentiall made a good point > here :-) That in Ole Blighty it is politically expedient to promote the idea > that mixed races have an advantage. The statistics are quite interesting, it > is the fastest growing country in the world with a mixed race population. > > That said, there is evidence that hetrogenous gene mixing is more conducive > to the physical wellbeing of human beings and that mixed race breeding in > humans as in plants and animals may produce what is called "hybrid vigour." > Now I'm not a genecists so I don't know about these things but what we > consider politically incorrect today maybe common science tomorrow or it > could go out the window by way of Eugenics. > > Dear Frederick, > I wasn't stereotyping anyone, I did add the caveat that this was a cameo from > my own life and not to be extrapolated into anything more significant. > > Dear Samir, > One can live anyone in the world today without having to be a citizen of that > country. I have always been an Indian citizen. -- Frederick Noronha :: +91-832-2409490 Writing, editing, alt.publishing, photography, journalism Books from Goa: http://tiny.cc/goabooks
