Re: [Goanet] São Francisco Xavier

2014-02-12 Thread Jose Colaco 
On Feb 12, 2014, at 12:32 PM, "roland.francis"  
wrote: 
"when Nehru asked him (Salazar) sometime in the mid-50s, what would be the best 
solution for the future of Goa"

COMMENT:

I invite Roland Francis to point me to a non-revisionist site which will 
confirm what he has written above.

I ask him: based on what he (Roland) knows about Junagadh, Hyderabad (Deccan) 
and Pondicherry, does Roland believe that: (a) Nehru spoke to Salazar (b)  
those were his words or sentiments?

IF Nehru was such a great proponent of the Right to Freedom of  Self 
Determination, do you believe he would have asked Goans what they wanted?

I see RF comparing Goa 1961 with Goa 2014 - as if to make a point. How about 
comparing Goa 1961 with Ratnagiri 1961? 

A question has to be asked: IF Goa 2014 is as brilliant as RF says it is, what 
is he doing in Canada?

All these leftie 'lip service' experts are just as 'brilliant' as the ones of 
the right.

jc

Re: [Goanet] São Francisco Xavier

2014-02-12 Thread roland.francis 
What has the relic in Coloane near Macau got to do with the Ceylonese claim 
that the  uncorrupted body in Old Goa is that of a Buddhist monk. 

It is irrelevant thinking like this that probably made Salazar say "Goa is 
ours" when Nehru asked him sometime in the mid-50s, what would be the best 
solution for the future of Goa. 

Salazars meaning was; I see no future for Goa.

Roland.


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 Original message 
From: Bernado Colaco  
Date: 12-02-2014  7:12 AM  (GMT-05:00) 
To: goa...@goanet.org 
Subject: [Goanet] São Francisco Xavier 
 
Lately some Ceylonese have been spreading some crack news about the patron of 
the Far East. There is relic of the saint in a chapel named after his name in a 
place called Coloane which is an island south of Macau. These Ceylonese making 
up the false stories have forgotten about the relic in Macau. 

BC

[Goanet] São Francisco Xavier

2014-02-12 Thread Bernado Colaco 
Lately some Ceylonese have been spreading some crack news about the patron of 
the Far East. There is relic of the saint in a chapel named after his name in a 
place called Coloane which is an island south of Macau. These Ceylonese making 
up the false stories have forgotten about the relic in Macau. 

BC