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apoligies for changing the subject but need some oponions from u guys!
re. scarlett keeling case
in all indian papers have been running story about CBI being rejected by goan court to get letter so they can come to UK to interview Fiona McKeown and a vital UK witness. it could nail them.
who reckons the judge was bribed??!!:curse:

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Don't think we will every hear the truth, the only thing for sure is that the poor child was murdered.

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I DON'T BELIEVE IT. keith Vaz abusing his position, to help a corrupt lawyer in the UK. who would believe such a thing and him a Goan. No wonder he has not got time to help us.

www.dailymail.co.uk.

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I used to be confused as to why someone who consistently and repeatedly became involved in accusations of corruption, consistently and repeatedly was given government positions where he could be corrupt.
The only answer I could come up with, is the colour of his skin, negative discrimination in extremis, and par for the course in politically correct Britain.
Maybe they should all be shipped here to Zimbabwe-on Sea to experience how the British are treated abroad?

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And then I remembered the very white Peter Mandelsson, enjoying corruption with Gay abandon.......................

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I sat in the office this morning feeling very Mondayish and depressed and decided to take a look at BE before I attacked the 135 e-mails that all required urgent attention and then I seen your very Apt name for Goa and I haven't stopped laughing all morning.
Thank you for bringing a belly laugh into my dreary day J5

Zimbabwe-on Sea so appropriate just fabulous:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Today's Herald
 

Another letter/article (copywright Herald Newspapers etc) that sounds like common sense:

Shunning foreigners
Albizzati Giancarlo, Alto Porvorim
With reference to the report in your business section titled ‘Goa: Running on Empty’ by Lionel Messias (Herald, 13 Mar), the author says, “The country (UAE) has no rich natural resources, yet it is doing well in many other areas...it is characterised by a positive attitude towards foreign travellers.”
Maybe that’s the point lacking in India’s tourism efforts, particularly in Goa. It remains absolutely beyond my comprehension why foreigners are not allowed to retire in India. This is totally counterproductive, considering the large amounts of hard currency they could bring in to the Goan economy.


Regards

Hemingway

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hi everyone, the difference when we were in goa a few weeks ago to last season from the attitude of the goans towards the brits and the russians. i think the love affair with them, well actually there money, has finally come to and end.

i said several years ago that i didnt think the goans quite knew what they were taking on with the russians and vice versa.


kat

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Its nice to see that Goa, specialist in shooting itself in the foot, is now getting some outside help?

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/pu...in-goa/436141/

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Hope they pick on the Red Lion on Calangute High Street or Molly Malones on a busy night when the clientele are are not too well oiled then they will get a little more of backlash than they got in Mangalore or they could find a "nice" little Russian bar in Morjim.:rofl:

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Ingo denied Business Visa - and has been 'blacklisted'
www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Irony or wot !:confused:

Check out the INGO story in the T.O.I and look beneath Comments to the Ed !

"Fast Visas":curse::rofl:


K-C

It's not just the Brits. . . . . . . . . . .
 

Have a look at this link - Ingo Grill is now persona non-grata!

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/C...ow/4284230.cms

Regards

Hemingway

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How do you get to see the Comments?

AndyD 8-)#

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yup im with andy. i cant even get to the times of india let alone find an article. can the person who mentioned it just let us know briefly what it says or link (some can do this clever stuff ive heard!).

thanks kat