--- Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Shree Krishna is in Colliers Wood - although
> recently the Holiday Inn
> and another place have called themselves as being
> situated in
> Wimbledon South!
Thanks for the correction, Gabe - my geography has
become way too hazy, in fact had some diff
--- Mervyn Lobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After completing my formal education in the US
> (complements of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the
> State of Alabama) I moved to Canada.
Mario replies:
No one in their right mind moves to Canada if they can
get a US visa. You moved to Canada becau
Hi Gabriel,
Many thanks for your very reasoned and pleasant reply.
I think most of us, (except perhaps Mario) are agreed that no one Western
country has all the good points compared to any other. However, without a
doubt, Australia has a great deal going for it, and perhaps, if I were
younger,
dudes at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mervyn, you have the typical attitude of someone who
> could not get a US "green card", and had to move to
> Canada or go "home".
dudes,
I have no idea what a "green card" is. I just asked an
ex-US citizen who works for me what it was and he
suggested that
On 01/06/05, Gabriel de Figueiredo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Cornel,
>
> I don't completely disagree with you - you have made
> some good points, but hey, it all depends on what
> you're looking for. I lived a full life in London for
> 12 years before deciding to come down to Oz some
> thir
--- cornel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is just that there is a remarkably high level of
ignorance predominately among white Americans...
Mario replies:
Cornel, you are absolutely right. Americans are the
most ignorant people on earth, except for the millions
who aspire to be Americans each and
Hi Cornel,
I don't completely disagree with you - you have made
some good points, but hey, it all depends on what
you're looking for. I lived a full life in London for
12 years before deciding to come down to Oz some
thirteen years go, and since then, I visited London
with my family just last yea
ricans use for their Southern neighbours and other
examples which put "paki" in the shade!
Regards,
Cornel
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--- halur rasho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No idea what the quarrel is about, but as a THIRD
> CLASS AMERICAN (indian citizen) I have nothing
> against canadians first class or otherwise. Recently
> visited Canada and found the natives reasonably
> friendly and the women pretty..
Mario explains
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 1:04 PM
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Come down to Australia, guys, and you'll be first
class citizens of this country downunder within two
years; provided of course, you come in legitimately
and don't
--- Mervyn Lobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The fact remains that you, because of your parents
> and place of birth, do not have the rights that
other
> Americans have. That means you are a SECOND CLASS
> citizen.
>
> In all my years studying/teaching in US, not once
did
> I come across anyone wh
Come down to Australia, guys, and you'll be first
class citizens of this country downunder within two
years; provided of course, you come in legitimately
and don't try to jump the queue. You can rise to be
the PM (as anyone can) with a little bit of luck and
pluck. We have a 1st-gen. Chinese as the
No idea what the quarrel is about, but as a THIRD
CLASS AMERICAN (indian citizen) I have nothing
against canadians first class or otherwise. Recently
visited Canada and found the natives reasonably
friendly and the women pretty..
--- Mervyn Lobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dudes from <[EMAIL PROT
dudes from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you think US immigrants are second class citizens
> because we cannot run for US President, while
> Canadian immigrants are first class citizens
> while being called Pakis by their own in-laws,
> then so be it.
dudes,
The fact remains that you, becau
--- Mervyn Lobo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Returning to the original topic on this tread, any
> pre-teen in the US will know, and will be courteous
> enough, to sign email s/he has authored.
>
Mario replies:
The gibberish from Mervyn, who has delusions of living
in an influential world power ca
someone at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> By the way, Mervyn, a proud second-class Canadian
Hi there unknown person(s)
I am aware that you are a slow reader/learner so let
me try this one more time. Canada has ONE type of
citizenship. A citizenship allows ANY citizen to run
for ANY public office. Th
Folks, will someone please translate the gibberish in
Mervyn's post below? His high school Grammar teacher
would have a fit.
By the way, Mervyn, a proud second-class Canadian
(according to his in-laws) studiously ignored my post
of May 24, titled, "Why no Canadian issues posted by
Goan Canadians
Someone using the address, Mario Goveia
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I always use epithets advisedly, and
> rarely retract real targeted name calling I have
> engaged in, as Mervyn will confirm.
Het someone(s):
When your'll started posting here, your'll unsigned
posts where full of "bovine excr
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