Re: [Goanet] Corruption in Goa
Leon Trotsky once wrote "You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you". Many Goans have been clueless and indifferent to the land war being waged against them till it hits their doorstep and then they wake up. There is a global land war being waged against ordinary citizens by their own governments - everywhere, even is so-called democracies. An attack on rights, income, primarily with the end goal of usurping land and its related resources. In the last 20 years, the land wars have come to Goa and ethnic Goans are badly losing the war. Not only is the government lined up against them but powerful outside forces collude with Goa's own building and mining mafia. And let's not forget many "journalists" are either the front for the land mafia or clueless as to what is going on, either way does not reflect well on "journalism". Only a few are not timid or compromised. Look in any direction in Goa and there is a land scam in progress. And Goans have been complicit along with the legal profession which helps with the "paperwork regularisation" (land scams cannot happen without lawyers). Even diaspora Goans refuse to assist their own family in Goa and would rather sell ancestral land to a non-Goan rather their own family (who by the way may not always be angels). Or the other stupidity happens - donate land to the church/temple which in turn engages with the land scammers. You reap what you sow. On Sunday, August 29, 2021, 09:07:27 AM PDT, Roland Francis wrote: I totally agree. Instead of a single Nero fiddling while Rome burns, all Goans except for a few earnest citizens who can see what’s happening, fiddle while Goa decays like a rotten fruit. Elsewhere, there would be anger and disruption with people chasing away vote seeking candidates and totally boycotting the election, but in Goa, the people continue to accept crumbs thrown at them like penniless beggars, flock liquor stores, celebrate birthdays and weddings and put even Nero to shame. Who suffers? Not George in Berkeley, Roland in Toronto and Salus in Melbourne. Wake Up you slothful, lazy buggers. Your sussegad has stopped being a virtue after 1961. George writes; There is no ceiling to the level of corruption in Goa. The govt at all levels - village, panchayat, sarpanch, state govt., state govt. departments, etc. actively work against the interests of Goans, in collusion with the building and mining mafia, many of them non-Goans. See https://www.facebook.com/InGoa24x7/videos/watch-how-tcp-is-being-misusedand-goa-is-being-sold/965282850702074/?__so__=permalink&__rv__=related_videos With Goa in dire straits and sinking into the grave, compare the fluff about fun, feni, fish posted in Goan forums and Goan magazines/publications, and the never ending nostalgia of a Goa that once was while Goa is headed off the cliff while Goans frolic. Ethnic and cultural suicide is not a pretty scene. Goa, RIP George. Roland. Toronto.
Re: [Goanet] Corruption in Goa
I totally agree. Instead of a single Nero fiddling while Rome burns, all Goans except for a few earnest citizens who can see what’s happening, fiddle while Goa decays like a rotten fruit. Elsewhere, there would be anger and disruption with people chasing away vote seeking candidates and totally boycotting the election, but in Goa, the people continue to accept crumbs thrown at them like penniless beggars,flock liquor stores, celebrate birthdays and weddings and put even Nero to shame. Who suffers? Not George in Berkeley, Roland in Toronto and Salus in Melbourne. Wake Up you slothful, lazy buggers. Your sussegad has stopped being a virtue after 1961. George writes; There is no celling to the level of corruption in Goa. The govt at all levels - village, panchayat, sarpanch, state govt., state govt. departments, etc. actively work against the interests of Goans, in collusion with the building and mining mafia, many of them non-Goans. See https://www.facebook.com/InGoa24x7/videos/watch-how-tcp-is-being-misusedand-goa-is-being-sold/965282850702074/?__so__=permalink&__rv__=related_videos With Goa in dire straits and sinking into the grave, compare the fluff about fun, feni, fish posted in Goan forums and Goan magazines/publications, and the never ending nostalgia of a Goa that once was while Goa is headed off the cliff while Goans frolic. Ethnic and cultural suicide is not a pretty scene. Goa, RIP George. Roland. Toronto.
[Goanet] Corruption in Goa
There is no celling to the level of corruption in Goa. The govt at all levels - village, panchayat, sarpanch, state govt., state govt. departments, etc. actively work against the interests of Goans, in collusion with the building and mining mafia, many of them non-Goans. See https://www.facebook.com/InGoa24x7/videos/watch-how-tcp-is-being-misusedand-goa-is-being-sold/965282850702074/?__so__=permalink&__rv__=related_videos With Goa in dire straits and sinking into the grave, compare the fluff about fun, feni, fish posted in Goan forums and Goan magazines/publications, and the never ending nostalgia of a Goa that once was while Goa is headed off the cliff while Goans frolic. Ethnic and cultural suicide is not a pretty scene. Goa, RIP George
Re: [Goanet] Corruption in Goa - athing of the past ?
NO, DEFINITELY NOT !!! Corruption starts at the lowest level. You cannot get anything done at the very lowest level unless you grease some palms.It is blatant and despicable.As someone who abhors corruption and bribery, I had to come to terms with the situation by promising a "bakshish" if the work iscompleted to my satisfaction. I still feel guilty, but I need to get my work done. I don't think that corruption will ever be rooted out in India !
[Goanet] Corruption in Goa... a thing of the past?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Corruption_in_Goa
[Goanet] CORRUPTION IN GOA IS TODAY AT ITS PEAK
The alleged 6 crore Louis Berger kickback is peanuts compared to the astronomical riches the current ruling BJP politicians in Goa and their cronies have and continue to amass. What we have been witnessing over the last three and a half years is organized daylight rampant corruption with the Government intentionally having kept Goa without a Lokayukta and Information Commission as well. The CBI needs to interrogate Manohar Parrikar, Laxmikant Parsekar, Atmaram Nadkarni amongst others to unearth the mountain of ill-gotten wealth acquired. It has been a tale of rags to riches for this most corrupt government in Goa’s history. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires
[Goanet] CORRUPTION IN GOA IS NOW AT ITS PEAK
The alleged 6 crore Louis Berger kickback is peanuts compared to the astronomical riches the current ruling BJP politicians in Goa and their cronies have and continue to amass. Manohar Parrikar while Chief Minister the government had paid the same Louis Berger a whopping Rs 14 crore towards the Mopa Airport techno-feasibility study.Only Manohar Parrikar could enlighten us on how deep his cut was. What we have been witnessing over the last three and a half years is organized daylight rampant corruption with the Government intentionally having kept Goa without a Lokayukta and Information Commission as well. The CBI needs to interrogate Manohar Parrikar, Laxmikant Parsekar, Atmaram Nadkarni amongst others to unearth the mountain of ill-gotten wealth acquired. It has been a tale of rags to riches for this most corrupt government in Goa’s history. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires
[Goanet] Corruption In Goa.
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org Corruption In Goa. That was an interesting article by ericpinto. I should like to read the book I agree that corruption is debilitating factor whether it be Goa or India or whereever. Having said that corruption exists everywhere. There is petty courruption and big time corruption. Any form of corruption should be frowned upon and individuals can make a difference. I recall having to register my son at the Church for zone. It is a simple task. An official from Mapuca turned up to do the registration. It was not a pressureised job given that I was the only customer there. The man said came straight out with it at the end of the registration of name and address. Would I provide some emoluments. I was not quite prepared for this and feigned ignorance and then said NO. He was not a Goan which somehow mitigated my embarrassment. I think we can all do something to prevent corruption. After Nigeria and Pakistan, Kenya is considered to be one of the most corrupt countries in the world. Erstwhile man Joseph Karanja set the world alight by doing something about it. He is well worth a read. He is lawyer who studied in India who felt he had to do something for his country. Here is a reference. http://peoplebuildingpeace.org/thestories/article.php?id=135typ=themepid=31 Fighting Corruption The Clean Election Campaign in Kenya Joseph Karanja.
[Goanet] Corruption in Goa, Another Age.
http://www.GOANET.org International Cuisine Conference on Traditional Asian Diet Panaji, Goa, September 2-5, 2007 - http://www.indologygoa.in Online Media Partner: http://www.goanet.org Prof. M. N. Pearson of the Univ. of Sydney has written extensively on Portugal and Goa. He expands on the political and military defeats suffered by Portugal in the East by looking at administrative weakness, aka 'corruption', as a contributing factor. I now quote : Some perquisites, some peculation, were part of all administration in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It is when they shade over into excess, into abuse, that we see a contribution to decline. In all Portuguese forts, at least a third of the soldiers on the books were phantoms whose pay was drawn by a very real and very corrupt commander. In 1550, a captain of a major fort like Mallacca, Hormuz or Sofala could make a 30,000 cruzados in a year. This had risen to 300,000 by century end, all from private trade and extortion.The effects were serious, both local traders and Portuguese casados fled inland to escape their rapacious fellow countrymen. Casados abandoned fine houses in Bassein by 1630, matched by miltary desertions The New Cambridge History of India, The Portuguese in India. Cambridge University Press.
