[Goanet] Why do you always think negative ?
Any ordinary wedding now a days lakhs of rupees are spent. People always want a grand show. Why can't our present chief minister celebrate his son's wedding ? Secondly he has every right to spend money. Of course not above his income. Why do some people like leeches talk against the chief minister ? It is difficult to change the government. A minister alone should not be held responsible for any thing. See you want a birthcertificate. The person says come after fifteen days. what do you do ? put a five hundred rupee note and get your job. Is Parrikar responsible ? He is the head of the state. He has people under him to do the work. Vigilance department to check the polution. no body does his job but the disease germ had entered in 1963 when Parrikar was in school may be. No body said anything but accepted what has been done. A job in the government cost between 9 lakhs to 25 lakhs. we pay for that job. has any one questioned the person who paid the money as from where he has brought the money ? When you point out a finger at others one finger points out to us. There are some people who take others to court and when their both hands are suitably greased and their feet too they cooly withdraw. These type of people have no right to open their mouth and call others a rogue. They have no job at hand but to black mail others and get money from them.
[Goanet] Why do you always think negative ?
Ana Maria Fernandes amferns_naik at hotmail.com on Fri Dec 27 07:33:40 PST 2013 wrote: 1.- Any ordinary wedding now a days lakhs of rupees are spent. Res:- It depends what one perceives as “ordinary”. Ordinary Court weddings just cost the Judicial fees. 2.- Why can't our present chief minister celebrate his son's wedding ? Res:- Who says he is not celebrating? Has he stayed out of it? 3.- Of course not above his income. Res:- “Income” is not only salary; it is whatever ‘comes IN’. 4.- Why do some people like leeches talk against the chief minister ? Res:- ‘Leeches’ don’t talk, they suck blood! 5.- A minister alone should not be held responsible for any thing. Res:- Right! Not anything, but everything under his control. 6.- no body does his job but the disease germ had entered in 1963 when Parrikar was in school may be. Res:- If a disease affected you in 1963, should present doctors not eradicate it? 7.- A job in the government cost between 9 lakhs to 25 lakhs. Res:- You say so! Parrikar says NO! Who do we believe? 8.- When you point out a finger at others one finger points out to us. Res:- Maybe there are two-toed animals?? 9.- There are some people who take others to court and when their both hands are suitably greased and their feet too they cooly withdraw. These type of people have no right to open their mouth and call others a rogue. They have no job at hand but to black mail others and get money from them. Res:- Don’t go by ‘black mail’! Send by ‘speed post’ to police or vigilance! You relent only when you are on the wrong. 10.- Why do you always think negative ? Res:- YES! Why do you? Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.
Re: [Goanet] Why do you always think negative ?
How can we change anything if we accept degeneration and add to it by such comments.The buck unfortunately stops with Parrikar! People are full of anxiety and tension, striving to make ends meet and have no time to waste. Law and order deteriorating,our lives in danger, traffic madness, Casinos, massive government corruption and foreign jaunts etc. The System forces one to be corrupt, and so let us all like Remo and Dean DCruz and countless others join the AAP to do something about it rather than pontificate. THE SYSTEM HAS TO DRASTICALLY CHANGE! Yes,no one is perfect and we all have to help each other, SERVE not RULE. On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 9:03 PM, Ana Maria Fernandes < amferns_n...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Any ordinary wedding now a days lakhs of rupees are spent. People always > want a grand show. Why can't our present chief minister celebrate his son's > wedding ? Secondly he has every right to spend money. Of course not above > his income. Why do some people like leeches talk against the chief minister > ? It is difficult to change the government. A minister alone should not be > held responsible for any thing. See you want a birthcertificate. The person > says come after fifteen days. what do you do ? put a five hundred rupee > note and get your job. Is Parrikar responsible ? He is the head of the > state. He has people under him to do the work. Vigilance department to > check the polution. no body does his job but the disease germ had entered > in 1963 when Parrikar was in school may be. No body said anything but > accepted what has been done. A job in the government cost between 9 lakhs > to 25 lakhs. we pay for that job. has any one questioned the person who > paid the money as from where he has brought the money ? When you point out > a finger at others one finger points out to us. There are some people who > take others to court and when their both hands are suitably greased and > their feet too they cooly withdraw. These type of people have no right to > open their mouth and call others a rogue. They have no job at hand but to > black mail others and get money from them. >
Re: [Goanet] Why do you always think negative ?
I believe that both John Eric and Ana Maria are making good points. 1: re: Spending large amount of funds on weddings: I see NO sensible reason to spend excessive funds on such functions. BUT, if it is an individual's money, who am I to advise somebody else how he should spend his/her money? 2: That having been noted, even special and third-party discounts ( I am speaking in generic terms) offered to an individual in power is equivalent to a bribe. 3: This is the issue which doctors (also) need to consider, when accepting gifts from Pharma Companies. Some doctors are even brazen enough to demand 'gifts' from Pharma reps. 4: How are Goa based doctors doing in this regard? 5: I agree with Ana Maria that one cannot blame Parrikar for everything that is wrong with Goa's civil service et al. However, he is the chief and the buck absolutely stops with the chief. I remember reading and watching his speeches when he set in Opposition and promised that he had the answers. 6: Tough as it is, IF Goans had refused to accept and offer and pay bribes ( of any sort ) to civil servants et al, life may have been tougher but they would have a leg to stand on. 7: One afternoon we refused to play Bakshish at Dabolim airport and paid the price of being delayed by several hours. It was tough but something we had to do. I have consistently refused sops and dollies from Big Pharma . and am quite comfortable refusing medical samples. Do not know, however, what I would do IF the Goa PoPos enter my hotel room or home and plant evidence. 8: I am surprised that Aires, Floriano, Nisser, Stephen, Claude, Mayabhushan et al have not yet been sent for Potency Tests. 9: I have no evidence yet that ONE single doctor or Women's Group member would object to this being done without reason. BTW: I have no evidence either that anybody objected to 'team vaginal examinations' of young ladies who (rightly or wrongly) complain of being raped. 10: Let us never forget: What THEY do to others today, THEY will do to us tomorrow. http://tinyurl.com/Maka-Kityak-1 “First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out..." 11: Ask yourself : Do you really feel like celebrating on Dec 19? jc > On Dec 30, 2013, at 5:48 AM, John Eric Gomes wrote: > > How can we change anything if we accept degeneration and add to it by such > comments.The buck unfortunately stops with Parrikar! People are full of > anxiety and tension, striving to make ends meet and have no time to waste. > Law and order deteriorating,our lives in danger, traffic madness, Casinos, > massive government corruption and foreign jaunts etc. The System forces one > to be corrupt, and so let us all like Remo and Dean DCruz and countless > others join the AAP to do something about it rather than > pontificate. THE SYSTEM HAS TO DRASTICALLY CHANGE! > Yes,no one is perfect and we all have to help each other, SERVE not RULE. > > > On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 9:03 PM, Ana Maria Fernandes < > amferns_n...@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> Any ordinary wedding now a days lakhs of rupees are spent. People always >> want a grand show. Why can't our present chief minister celebrate his son's >> wedding ? Secondly he has every right to spend money. Of course not above >> his income. Why do some people like leeches talk against the chief minister >> ? It is difficult to change the government. A minister alone should not be >> held responsible for any thing. See you want a birthcertificate. The person >> says come after fifteen days. what do you do ? put a five hundred rupee >> note and get your job. Is Parrikar responsible ? He is the head of the >> state. He has people under him to do the work. Vigilance department to >> check the polution. no body does his job but the disease germ had entered >> in 1963 when Parrikar was in school may be. No body said anything but >> accepted what has been done. A job in the government cost between 9 lakhs >> to 25 lakhs. we pay for that job. has any one questioned the person who >> paid the money as from where he has brought the money ? When you point out >> a finger at others one finger points out to us. There are some people who >> take others to court and when their both hands are suitably greased and >> their feet too they cooly withdraw. These type of people have no right to >> open their mouth and call others a rogue. They have no job at hand but to >> black mail others and get money from them. >>
