[Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-25 Thread Samir Kelekar
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Soter writes:
>Soter will continue to be communal for having once been a member of BJP 
until April 2002, but persons who brought about a tie-up of BJP and MGP in 
the late nineties and sat close to Manohar Parrikar in the Chambers of 
Commerce and Industry until Babush spoilt their construction plans in 
>2004 -2005 continue to be baptised  as secular souls by a migrant publisher.

Soter's hypocrisy is obvious because while he talks against the
so called migrant publisher, he is associated with Peaceful society
which is started by a Bihari migrant Kalanand Mani. 

This just means that throw some crumbs at Soter, and Soter's
philosophy of being against migrants
goes down the drain. So much for Soter's principles.

Floriano has rightly mentioned that Soter should go live in
a cave. It is high time for Bhuyarantlo Monis --- II.

samir
 



  


Re: [Goanet] migrant issue

2010-02-25 Thread Samir Kelekar
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>Hi Samir,

I beg to differ. We can learn lessons from other places like
Mumbai/Bangalore etc and find a Model that Goa/Goans can prosper;
>without significant negativities.

What do you differ about ? I am not for significant negativities,
either.


>Let us be creative & think outside the box;  not copy/paste models from
>other places which might not be suitable for Goa.

We have been talking for decades now. Do you have any solution
at hand ? Please put it down, if you have one.


>Also you need to appreciate the word "Goan/Goans" that you keep referring
to, which will not be relevant should we go for destructive approaches. But
however if you wish that Goa be a more cosmopolitan state with Goan Identity
having no relevance, then it is a different matter; but then at least have
>the courage to stop using the word "GOAN"

Goa and Goans are already cosmopolitan. Hasnt Dubai influenced
your personality ? Thousands of Goans who are outside of Goa
have got cosmpolitan influence. Can you put down the characteristics
of Goan identity that you are talking about, before preaching
me not to use the word Goan ?



regards,
Samir


>Regards,
>Arwin


  


[Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-23 Thread Samir Kelekar
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Rajan writes:
>What does it take to strut around like Gandhian peacock anyway 
these days?  Well, first buy a khadi shirt - you are 90% on your
way to being "Gandhian."  Then work on the remaining balance 
>of 10% by spinning yarns about what a compassionate cat you are.

The guy who cannot string together three words without a sexual
innuendo or a foul word, what caliber he has to talk on Gandhi ?
The guy who has sucked up to the biggest war machinery in the world,
the US govt, will he understand Gandhi ?

Have mouth, will spill venom is what he does.

Goans will show these fringe elements the door, there is no doubt about this.

regards,
Samir





  


[Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-23 Thread Samir Kelekar
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Rajan writes:
>You know
>the condition of Mumbai and Bangalore today.  This is the

Bangalore is the crowing glory of shining India. Bangalore has
shown the way for Indians to get out of poverty using things like
IT. While every top Silicon Valley entreprneur is queuing to start
the division of his company in Bangalore, this chauvinist person
is spreading hatred.

Whom is Rajan trying to fool ? The way Soter, and Rajan are preaching
hate the next generation of Goans will have nothing left to do
but get into prostitution and pimping. That seems to be the
vision of these folks for Goa.

samir




  


[Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-23 Thread Samir Kelekar
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>The so-called Gandhian was given a dispassionate rebuttal 
in polite tones and his offer to arrange a meeting of me with 
the said Margao builder politely rebuffed.  What's more, there 
>are independent witnesses to corroborate this account.

Rajan, you expect people to believe your "politeness" bluff ? And who
is your independent witness ? Soter, who doesnt have the guts
to make direct allegations against me? The guy is a sore loser
man, and his mind is full of poison against any positive steps
for Goa. What positive things he is doing ?

He has to still tell the world how by being susegaad, a Goan can make
a living. 

I wont waste any more of my precious time on this junk.

regards,
Samir






  


Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread soter

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Samir wrote:

From what I heard, Rajan started abusing in

public. We have seen this umpteen times, that when Rajan can't
handle things, he turns on his most (im)potent weapon. It doesnt
take much for him to do that.

I say this is very very sad that Samir now resorts to mega lying like the 
mega builder's chamchas from margao and his migrant domesticated publisher. 
I was present for the program from beginning to end and was witness to 
everything. In the audience was Fr. Cleto the Parish priest of Grace Church 
who inaugurated the program. I am 300 percent sure that Rajan spoke in 
whispers in the last row and was damn civil and polite in his reply when the 
Gandhian appeared ruffled from the footages screened and broached the topic 
of the builder. I was sitted close to Rajan so I overheard the conversation. 
It was there that I understood the close nexus between some prominent 
activists from margao and the secular builders in Goa.


-Soter D'Souza 





Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread Rajan P. Parrikar
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To Goanet -

Mitigation of poverty in India (and around the world) is a moral
imperative.  This goes without saying (or writing) and is obvious 
to everyone except the phony poverty peacocks on Goanet.  

Importing migrant poverty into Goa is NOT going resolve the 
issue of poverty in India.  All it will do is muck up Goa, the 
last idyll left in India.  Furthermore, why should Goans
bear the burden for the screw-ups of the rest of India?  India 
has an infinite supply of the poor (look up the population of 
Bihar & UP and do the math assuming even a tiny fraction 
gets into Goa).  Are we going to let them swamp us?

Think of an image - a house designed for a family of 5.  Right
now it is bursting with 20.  And at the rate things are going
there will soon be 100 packed into that house, with the walls, the
roof and every available square-inch taken up.  It should not 
take you much to compute what would happen in this event.  
That house of 5 with 20 occupants is today Goa.  150 years 
ago it was Mumbai.  70 years ago it was Bangalore.  You know
the condition of Mumbai and Bangalore today.  This is the
story of India - take heaven and convert it into hell in next
to no time.

I just posted photographs of the Gaude farmers whose lives 
continue to be diminished with every passing day.  None of the
phony peacocks have any time for the poor Goans.  Unlike the 
pliant ghatis there are no goodies to finagle by pretending
to be their benefactors.

What does it take to strut around like Gandhian peacock anyway 
these days?  Well, first buy a khadi shirt - you are 90% on your
way to being "Gandhian."  Then work on the remaining balance 
of 10% by spinning yarns about what a compassionate cat you are.

Regards, 


r


Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread Venantius J Pinto
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Hi Soter,
I have slowly come to believe that our Goan people are like the folks in
Nazareth. It was the ones in Nazareth, his townspeople who though less of
him. May sense dawn upon those afflicted with "locked-jaw," and may they see
you in a different light.

venantius j pinto



> Message: 9
> Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2010 18:48:35 +0530
> From: "soter" 
> To: 
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue
>
> (del)
> Soter will continue to be communal for having once been a member of BJP
> until April 2002, but persons who brought about a tie-up of BJP and MGP in
> the late nineties and sat close to Manohar Parrikar in the Chambers of
> Commerce and Industry until Babush spoilt their construction plans in
> 2004 -2005 continue to be baptised  as secular souls by a migrant
> publisher.
> Then, every one had overnight put on their robes of 'Nitoll Jinn' to
> embarass Manohar Parrikar.
> (del)
> -Soter
>
>


Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread Rajan P. Parrikar
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To Goanet -

Samir Kelekar fantasizes: 
>From what I heard, Rajan started abusing in public. 

After confessing that he is insignificant and irrelevant in Goa, 
Samir Kelekar now reveals that he also has hearing problems.  

The so-called Gandhian was given a dispassionate rebuttal 
in polite tones and his offer to arrange a meeting of me with 
the said Margao builder politely rebuffed.  What's more, there 
are independent witnesses to corroborate this account.


r



[Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread Samir Kelekar
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>He began convincing 
Rajan about how good one real estate developer was until Rajan slammed him 
>with some facts.

>From what I heard, Rajan started abusing in
public. We have seen this umpteen times, that when Rajan can't
handle things, he turns on his most (im)potent weapon. It doesnt
take much for him to do that.

regards,
Samir




  


Re: [Goanet] Migrant issue

2010-02-21 Thread soter

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Very interesting choices offered to Arwin by Samir Kelekar, choose between 
Mining or Migrants. Ha, Ha! It is obvious why he ignores an equally 
devastating activity called Construction and real estate. This is from where 
several prominent secular activists get their cakes and snacks.
I cannot forget the scene at Grace Church hall in Margao after the screening 
of Rajan's documentary 'Rape of Goa'. A so called secular Gandhian  from 
margao was enjoying the mining scenes but became restless when it came to 
real estate and construction in and around Salcette. He began convincing 
Rajan about how good one real estate developer was until Rajan slammed him 
with some facts.
Goa is a small place. The RP 2011 game may be the last for these master 
manipulators that have time and again succeeded in arousing the emotions of 
Goans for their personal gains. Things have become too obvious. Only fools 
could fall prey to cock and bull stories about "Save Goa'.
Soter will continue to be communal for having once been a member of BJP 
until April 2002, but persons who brought about a tie-up of BJP and MGP in 
the late nineties and sat close to Manohar Parrikar in the Chambers of 
Commerce and Industry until Babush spoilt their construction plans in 
2004 -2005 continue to be baptised  as secular souls by a migrant publisher. 
Then, every one had overnight put on their robes of 'Nitoll Jinn' to 
embarass Manohar Parrikar.
Want more about the brains and motives behind the anti-RP 2011 frenzy of 
December 2006? We know it.


-Soter 





[Goanet] Migrant issue: from a bhailo in Bangalore

2009-07-18 Thread Samir Kelekar

I am a bhailo in Bangalore. I dont know Kannada except for a few words
such as "kannada gottila" (which means I dont know Kannada). But trust me,
I have got so much love and affection in Bangalore --- no one ever called
me a bhailo, that I feel I am a Bangalorean now. I dont deny my Goan-ness.

I have faced all kinds of situations in Bangalore. Joblessness and having a 
job; love and breaking of the heart, death of close friends --- things
I didnt face in Goa. After all, I left Goa when I was hardly 16.

Any place is your experiences after all. Even for Goans in the Gulf and
elsewhere, it is the experiences that they had in Goa in their childhood
which is Goa for them. I have had similar childhood and adolescent experiences 
in Goa and surely
that is what Goa is for me.

But I cant deny that Bangalore is also for me the experiences that I have had
in Bangalore. So, sort of I am a part Goan and a part Bangalorean.

If any Gulfie Goan looks deep into his/her heart, I am sure he will
realize he is part Goan and part Gulfie. And similarly for Canadian Goans,
or American Goans. 

1) Why deny the Gulfie, American part?

2) Why deny to those who are migrants to Goa their Goan experiences?

Mog Asundi!
regards,
Samir