Re: [Goanet] Subject: Re: Goan Tolerance (Letter in Goan Daily OHeraldo) Message-ID:
On 30 June 2010 01:01, J. Colaco jc cola...@gmail.com wrote: Bernice is making the same valid point that Rajan Parrikar has been making. i.e. With the existing laws .. [1] Prosecute those who squat on property not theirs [2] Prosecute those who filthy up the place I was returning with a Goanetter from Chorao island last evening, and we were waiting for the ferry to take us over to the Pomburpa end. Thank goodness JoeGoaUk or Rajan Parrikar isn't around, the Goanetter said, as he re-zipped his fly! It took me a second or two to comprehend what the heck he was talking about. By then the ferry had arrived, so we hurriedly got ready for the ride. FN
[Goanet] Subject: Re: Goan Tolerance (Letter in Goan Daily OHeraldo) Message-ID:
Agree with JC's letter that migration cannot be prevented. But, is it not possible to put CURBS on wanton, unrestricted housing projects which are mushrooming all over the state. The bhailes see Goa as a nice milch animal which is tolerant, totally indisciplined and susegad, where they can do as they want with no restrictions at all. They can buy land build multistorey ugly buildings sell the flats and make their money and who gives them the permission to do so is the question. We must understand that these bhailes have no real love or feeling for our State. Already the Candolim, Calangute, Baga belt is just an ugly stretch.. What a pretty place it was upto the 70s. The beaches are filthy (just like Juhu), littered with garbage and nobody cares anymore.
Re: [Goanet] Subject: Re: Goan Tolerance (Letter in Goan Daily OHeraldo) Message-ID:
Bernice is making the same valid point that Rajan Parrikar has been making. i.e. With the existing laws .. [1] Prosecute those who squat on property not theirs [2] Prosecute those who filthy up the place The problem with all this is those 'bleeding heart' commies will then make their tamasha I believe that as long as .. Panchayats (Oh those fine local govt entities) and the Sir Paunches are lured by the 33 pieces of silver, and as long as there are corrupt lawyers (e.g. the ones who dump their plaintiff clients and go with the other party AFTER contracting with the plaintiffs) the land of Goa will be littered with concrete. Ah Grace church property, Margao! Gabe, have you taken note? Ah the road to Dabolim! A! jc On 29 June 2010 13:11, Bernice Pereira bernicepere...@yahoo.com wrote: Agree with JC's letter that migration cannot be prevented. But, is it not possible to put CURBS on wanton, unrestricted housing projects which are mushrooming all over the state. The bhailes see Goa as a nice milch animal which is tolerant, totally indisciplined and susegad, where they can do as they want with no restrictions at all. They can buy land build multistorey ugly buildings sell the flats and make their money and who gives them the permission to do so is the question. We must understand that these bhailes have no real love or feeling for our State. Already the Candolim, Calangute, Baga belt is just an ugly stretch.. What a pretty place it was upto the 70s. The beaches are filthy (just like Juhu), littered with garbage and nobody cares anymore.
