To: "Sunith Velho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Goa's premiere mailing list,
estb. 1994!"
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 12:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Sleeping with windows open/response to Velho
> Dear Velho,
>
> Because you have lumped my brilliant idea :))
>
Velho, Velho, Velho,
Only in cyberspace can my suggestion of a labour
supply agency be distorted into a labour control
agency. There is a marked difference between a control
economy and an organised one. An organised economy
needs as its basis efficient dissemination of
information and it is to
Dear Velho,
Because you have lumped my brilliant idea :))
alongwith organ harvesting, I feel duty bound to
defend it.
First of all, I notice that any post, opinion or
advice by expat Goans has an immediate knee-jerk
reaction from Goans in Goa. There is no need to carry
your bag of chips so tediou
Dear Frederick,
This is the point I have been trying to make. Isolated observations such as
the ones mentioned below are no use as indicators in judging the overall
health of a society. Hence my use of the world "mindless" to describe any
attempts to do so.
You will notice how Goa is now being
Is "sleeping with windows open" the only basis of judging how
peaceful, just, and sustainable a society is? Or, is the cleanliness
of the hospitals a better indicator? This is not a defence for
post-1961 prone corruption and misrule, but one can't overlook that a
semi-Fascist dictatorship has pros
Hi Richard,
Thanks for your reply. As you may/may not be aware the statement "In
Portuguese times we used to sleep with windows and doors wide open..." is
more often than not used to convey the fact that Goa was much safer before
the "Indians" took over.
However people seem to ignore that all
