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Quite correct, and it seems the Parrikar government that showed so much promise is specialising in this sort of thing.......

By the way, does your forum name have anything to do with narrowboats?


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Not English narrowboats, although I did live on a similar vessel for years [when I wasn't in Goa].

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I told you weeks ago the bubble would burst around Sir Jimmy Saville sooner or later and now its on television next Wednesday night.It was mentioned in yesterdays Evening Standard and today's Guardian.There are going to be some very red faces at the Honours Committee today because if i knew 40 years ago that Saville was a predatory paedophile, then others must have known too.It was common knowledge in Manchester where he did his Radio Luxembourg programe that Saville, "Liked em Young." I think the term then was Schoolies. But one of the ten women on the programe was only 10 years old at the time.
Well Jim fixed it for her !

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Goans most uncultured on roads
29 Sep: Herald. By Jose Maria Miranda. The title of this article should hurt every self- respecting Goan. But, it is with this very purpose in mind that I have consciously chosen it to impress upon us how much more hurt and pain we cause on others by the way we drive/ ride or park

India: a beginner's guide: Goa
29 Sep: Daily Telegraph (UK). Charter flights started serving Goa in the late Eighties … Families called da Souza and Pereira rented out rooms in pretty cottages set in flower-filled gardens to backpackers … Today the beaches are crowded with salesmen from out of state, and there’s a rave every night fuelled by drink and drugs … There is a strong Russian presence in winter at five-star hotels… head for south Goa, to the quieter sands around Velsao, Majorda and Varca[/SIZE]

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Even funnier than the 'retirement visa'...............

Dread - x

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Todays papers are at least saying 5 pairs of deckbeds and forget the CCTV.

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Like father like sons: Five of Abu Hamza's children convicted of offences ranging from bomb making to attacking police
Four of hate preacher's sons have already served time behind bars

The fifth is awaiting sentence for an armed robbery
Only two of his sons, who are all over 18, haven't been in trouble with law

Extremist will launch a last-ditch attempt to avoid extradition this week


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz27yA5iv4r


Did somebody say you cant blame the children of this -orrible man!

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Guilty As Charged mam - But the fact that some of the children are shits fathered by a big shit doesn't alter my view - the big shit it seems though has indoctrinated his children with his vile outlook on life.

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Parrikar visits Baga beach to unshackle shack policy

30 Sep: Times of India. Chief minister Manohar Parrikar visited Baga beach on Saturday evening after nearly 10-15 years … indications are that the government may roll back the decision to reduce the number of beach shacks,.. The number of beach beds, however, may not be increased beyond the five pairs announced in the new beach shack policy…


Overcrowded buses, rickshaws sans metres to be fined Rs 2000
30 Sep: Herald. Buses carrying passengers beyond their capacity and auto-rickshaws plying without fare meters will be fined Rs 2000 each, under the new guidelines

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Tourism: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

30 Sep: Herald. … the cases of prostitution and drug-relative activities has marred the name of the tourism belt… male tourists whether Indian or foreign look for females. Massage parlours, busy lanes and bylanes leading to night clubs are points from where girls are picked up … There have been cases of foreign women also soliciting male customers …

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Secret police inquiry into top Labour MP Keith Vaz ‘uncovered £500,000 in mystery payments’
Scotland Yard documents suggest Keith Vaz received 'significant amounts of cash' which were said to have been of a ‘suspicious nature' between 1997 and 2001

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen calls for Mr Vaz to stand down as chairman of the home affairs select committee pending an inquiry

Mr Vaz denies any wrongdoing and says he knows of no investigation


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz282gqhjPt

At last! :nod:

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Another grease ball bites the dust.He should be investigated for his links with the Churchills and money laundering into the UK from India. I would love to see him and Jack Straw standing in the box in court.Both Blairite twaddle merchants.

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Bit early to say "bites the dust" John, they don't call him Vaseline Vaz for nothing.

Watch him wriggle............


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"Wriggle"?.....................or "SLITHER"? like the slimey little snake he is.............

Dread - x

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Abu Hamza makes last ditch attempt to dodge extradition - on grounds he can't sleep in jail and is suffering from mental health problems!
Abu Hamza has asked the High Court to grant him time for medical tests
Was jailed for seven years for soliciting murder and inciting racial hatred
This week he has renewed a legal battle to halt extradition to the US


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz28AySZ7XD

another one trying to wiggle!