Dear Gabe,
Every Journey they say starts with a small step. Every enterprise starts small
and builds. I did say that Change takes time, but without taking that first
step and seeing what was achieved in Singapore, could lead to where we should
be going. If we do not take the first step, then
On 18 August 2012 02:26, manuel tavares duk...@bell.net wrote:
John Gomes is right..
One has only to look at Singapore where prior to the metamorphosis that
set the stage for the current society, corruption was as rampant as in
India. If this could be achieved in Singapore, then we
This is what vote bank politics can do! Rely on migrants who are
protected and pampered over residents to ensure winning at elections. In Assam
Congress got a second term, and business as usual to get a third
term. Immigrants provide cheap labour. It is government and vested
interests that
John Gomes is right. We have as a nation to rethink our whole approach to the
matter of corruption. This will not be an easy task and may take considerable
time to achieve. To achieve the principal goal it would be prudent to start
small and to nurture the success achieved in these small steps.
