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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by indiapurple
(Post 7628787)
The letter in the Herald today 'Sweeping with a new broom' made me laugh out loud :lol:
http://oheraldo.in/pagedetails.asp?nid=22583&cid=13 |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by a_f_d
(Post 7612880)
Folks - send this to your MP
- no nasty comments, no nothing, - just do it! AndyD K-C |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by a_f_d
(Post 7612880)
Folks - send this to your MP
- no nasty comments, no nothing, - just do it! AndyD How DARE Mr Naik make such insulting,racial, sweeping comments about tourists in Goa ! Goa`s tourism is already down 15% this last season and Mr Naiks outrageous insults will NOT help the Goan tourism sector in the slightest. -Alf Tupper - UK Having travelled to Goa for the last 12 years, those kind of comments have made me reconsider. How arrogant is this man ? suggesting that people on holiday are involved in insurance fraud and should not have a late night drink, after all we spend our hard earned money to get away for the sunshine and enjoy ourselves, obviously this is now not allowed in Goa. -Ex Goa - UK Could Mr Ravi Naik please inform all foreign tourists of ``our rules`` just so there will be no confusion, In almost every country where tourism is a mainstay, the police are there to not only serve and protect the local community but the tourists as well, it is their job. nowhere in the holiday brochure does it say ``Do not drink or travel late at night for fear of being drugged raped and murdered`` not even in the small print. If anyone is giving Goa a bad name nationally and internationally, it is the corrupt Goan government ministers and inept police force. -Harry - London |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7632302)
ZEENEWS comments to date !
How DARE Mr Naik make such insulting,racial, sweeping comments about tourists in Goa ! Goa`s tourism is already down 15% this last season and Mr Naiks outrageous insults will NOT help the Goan tourism sector in the slightest. -Alf Tupper - UK Having travelled to Goa for the last 12 years, those kind of comments have made me reconsider. How arrogant is this man ? suggesting that people on holiday are involved in insurance fraud and should not have a late night drink, after all we spend our hard earned money to get away for the sunshine and enjoy ourselves, obviously this is now not allowed in Goa. -Ex Goa - UK Could Mr Ravi Naik please inform all foreign tourists of ``our rules`` just so there will be no confusion, In almost every country where tourism is a mainstay, the police are there to not only serve and protect the local community but the tourists as well, it is their job. nowhere in the holiday brochure does it say ``Do not drink or travel late at night for fear of being drugged raped and murdered`` not even in the small print. If anyone is giving Goa a bad name nationally and internationally, it is the corrupt Goan government ministers and inept police force. -Harry - London www.dailymail.co.uk. - 'Indian illegal and his 2 wives in Britains biggest Visa scam'. :curse: :curse: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by noni
(Post 7632537)
www.dailymail.co.uk. - 'Indian illegal and his 2 wives in Britains biggest Visa scam'. :curse: :curse:
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7632302)
ZEENEWS comments to date ! How DARE Mr Naik make such insulting,racial, sweeping comments about tourists in Goa ! Goa`s tourism is already down 15% this last season and Mr Naiks outrageous insults will NOT help the Goan tourism sector in the slightest. -Alf Tupper - UK
Anyhow, here's an article worth reading from the Navhind Times: http://www.navhindtimes.com/story.php?story=2009060421 Regards Hemingway |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
in todays navhind times ravi and his big mouth again!!!!
in the village i live we have weddings partys until early hours with amplified music, why do the police and mr naik do nothing about this http://www.navhindtimes.com/story.php?story=2009060517 also a good story in the times by the russian consulate its about time some one spoke up for the country http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/C...ow/4611775.cms |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
From the Goan Voice today !:thumbup:
"India’s fastest emerging cities targeted for investment 4 Jun: Law Society Gazette (UK). The UK government has drawn up a list of emerging Indian cities that it will target for British investment, opening the door for City lawyers to advise British businesses heading to these locations. The report lists nine rapidly growing Indian cities as having the greatest potential for investment, including tie-ups with local law firms… Goa is listed as having high potential. Social, economic and cultural indicators, as well as the infrastructure of 179 Indian cities were evaluated! Goa! :confused: Goa ! :eek: High potential :rofl: they must be mad or they haven't read up on Goa :eek: I'm sure even Sir Alan Sugar & the Dragons would be put of by the Sh1t we have to put up with !:thumbdown: K-C ( on first drink) |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7637899)
From the Goan Voice today !:thumbup:
"India’s fastest emerging cities targeted for investment 4 Jun: Law Society Gazette (UK). The UK government has drawn up a list of emerging Indian cities that it will target for British investment, opening the door for City lawyers to advise British businesses heading to these locations. The report lists nine rapidly growing Indian cities as having the greatest potential for investment, including tie-ups with local law firms… Goa is listed as having high potential. Social, economic and cultural indicators, as well as the infrastructure of 179 Indian cities were evaluated! Goa! :confused: Goa ! :eek: High potential :rofl: they must be mad or they haven't read up on Goa :eek: I'm sure even Sir Alan Sugar & the Dragons would be put of by the Sh1t we have to put up with !:thumbdown: We will have to contact Sir Alan, or Lord Sugar! K-C ( on first drink) |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Noni... :wub: " T " ? " T " ?
I think all this camping has gone to your head :eek: It must be two in tents ( sorry to intense :rofl:) Get back on subject please Mrs Mod ;) |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7637991)
Noni... :wub: " T " ? " T " ?
I think all this camping has gone to your head :eek: It must be two in tents ( sorry to intense :rofl:) Get back on subject please Mrs Mod ;) Think we should send our 'petition' when finalized to Sir Alan, or Lord Sugar, just another avenue to persue. If we don't get a reply we will have to say Lord Sugar - you are fired.:rofl: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by noni
(Post 7638111)
Oh! where did that go then:-
Think we should send our 'petition' when finalized to Sir Alan, or Lord Sugar, just another avenue to persue. If we don't get a reply we will have to say Lord Sugar - you are fired.:rofl: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
IMPORTANT !
There is a big article by well known journalist Rosie Waterhouse in todays Mail on Sunday2, property page 56 in which she describes selling her property in Goa and the ensuing problems ! ("How I got my cash out of Goa ") I cannot as yet find this article on line but I have found her email address :thumbup: so perhaps it may be worth contacting her ? :fingerscrossed: [email protected] Comments thoughts please ? K-C ( Madam Mod :wub: should this be worthy of a "double posting"on to Buyer Beware ?) Rosie Waterhouse Senior Lecturer Course Director, MA in Investigative Journalism Rosie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Journalism and Publishing and freelance journalist with extensive experience as an investigative reporter, having worked on the staff of five national newspapers and as a TV reporter. She has twice been a member of the Sunday Times Insight team and worked for the Independent and Independent on Sunday, where she was investigations editor, and for BBC Newsnight, where she contributed to a BAFTA for a film revealing how BSE had spread through the animal feed chai As a freelance, Rosie has contributed articles to The Guardian's G2 section, the New Statesman, the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday, the Times Educational Supplement, GQ, The Oldie and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Search magazine. She has most recently contributed a series of articles in Private Eye on the Satanic Panic. Her television contributions include working as consultant on a BBC Newsnight film on the recent Satanic child abuse panic on the Isle of Lewis, and as research consultant on a BBC Real Story documentary on the Rochdale Satanic abuse controversy. [email protected] |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 7642054)
IMPORTANT !
There is a big article by well known journalist Rosie Waterhouse in todays Mail on Sunday2, property page 56 in which she describes selling her property in Goa and the ensuing problems ! ("How I got my cash out of Goa ") I cannot as yet find this article on line but I have found her email address :thumbup: so perhaps it may be worth contacting her ? :fingerscrossed: [email protected] Comments thoughts please ? K-C ( Madam Mod :wub: should this be worthy of a "double posting"on to Buyer Beware ?) Rosie Waterhouse Senior Lecturer Course Director, MA in Investigative Journalism Rosie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Journalism and Publishing and freelance journalist with extensive experience as an investigative reporter, having worked on the staff of five national newspapers and as a TV reporter. She has twice been a member of the Sunday Times Insight team and worked for the Independent and Independent on Sunday, where she was investigations editor, and for BBC Newsnight, where she contributed to a BAFTA for a film revealing how BSE had spread through the animal feed chai As a freelance, Rosie has contributed articles to The Guardian's G2 section, the New Statesman, the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday, the Times Educational Supplement, GQ, The Oldie and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Search magazine. She has most recently contributed a series of articles in Private Eye on the Satanic Panic. Her television contributions include working as consultant on a BBC Newsnight film on the recent Satanic child abuse panic on the Isle of Lewis, and as research consultant on a BBC Real Story documentary on the Rochdale Satanic abuse controversy. [email protected] Can you tell us her story and how she got her money out. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by noni
(Post 7642163)
Post away :thumbsup:
Can you tell us her story and how she got her money out. AndyD 8-)# |
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