I accept that birth is one of the criteria that allow a person to claim
citizenship of a country.
But this reminds me of the late British comedian Bernard Manning known for his
xenophobic commentaries. One of his quips that always drew a big laugh from
the racists amongst his audience was: “Ju
And Mr Alvares please clarify whether the person completing that sentence
would have been born post or prior 1945
Secondly Mr Alvares pray tell me why you consider yourself an Indian. Xanno
Moidecar
Does not matter post or prior.
British and Portugalees were invaders of the Indian Sub.
Any one
I thank Mr Goveia for intimating that I may be ‘xanno’. I am grateful for his
kindness but I wouldn’t be too sure about that.
I hasten to assure Mr Cajetan Alvares that my assumption of the ‘xanno’
sobriquet has merely been an attempt for the last couple of decades or so to
play with t
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:08:01 +
From: Cajetan Alvares
No matter how much I explain to you, you will never become xanno.
Obvious reason being which place you were born in!
Therefore xanno or no xanno, if born in Indian subcontinent, now, before or
after, no atter what colour or creed or shap
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