Dear BC,
I have said this before and will say this again. While I can understand
your position, while canvassing it, please dont be bizarre! There is
nothing that is more detrimental to a position that the kind of
untenable positions that you suggest.
British Corporate interests were present in Goa even before 1961. The
rail link to Goa was a result of British corporate interests.
Similarly, the capitalist exploitation of the Goan mines also began
under the Portuguese regime.
You do not need to support the Portuguese regime blindly to make the
protests of Indian action that you do. Even the Portuguese are not
interested in Goa anymore. The Goans however, continue to be. Perhaps
you would like to make that point,
regards,
Jason
2010/11/2 Bernado Colaco
British corporate came to Goa under the signature of the current rule
imposed upon Goans since 1961. You call it liberation?
BC
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