There is talk about boycotting liberation day celebrations. To acheive what? 
How many goans go for the liberation day parade or organise something to 
commmorate the event? 
It is too late to brood over what happened in 1961. 

We need to be concerned about how to bring sense in the goan of today with 
rhetoric from the confines of his AC room and laptop? Political revolutions are 
not brought about by keeping tabs on cow slaughter, garbage dumping and 
publicity stunts on TVs. Trying to blackmail congress by threatening to vote 
BJP is no solution either. All are the same. We have tried it in 1999 and seen 
the results. Only that it makes someone new richer than the regulars.

Important is to understand the underworld of politics and its operation which 
cannot be understood by flying tours. People are not able to control their 
Panchayat politics, how can they control Goa? 
54% Indians are said to have admitted giving a bribe at some point in time. 
This speaks a lot. This is important. It will be the same people screaming 
'Save Goa' but doing just the opposite in their backyards. Some months ago it 
was publicised that mining in Goa will come to a standstill after Jairam 
Ramesh's intervention due to efforts of some activists. What happened? Has it?

-soter

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