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Appreciate your hard work (or her in doors!)

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Sincere thanks for transcript. Greatly appreciate your time and contribution.

All the best.:thumbsup:

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I thinks some Herald guy is trumpeting about himself and is of no use to this forum:mad:

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Can you explain what you mean please?

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Errrrr .... that would be for me to decide ;)

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This appears to be a fairly typical response from Babush and his henchmen for the alleged "outraging of modesty" of the 14 year German girl by Monseratte's son, 21 year old Rohit. I mean, what other options were open when the approach of Jennifer Monserrate and the police to the mother of the girl that they would "prefer" if she dropped the police complaint had failed?

Welcome to justice, Goa style. Congratulations to Mr Aires Rodrigues for taking a decent moral stance at great personal risk. Thankfully there is still someone in Goa prepared to stand up against the criminals who now have a stranglehold over this sordid little banana republic.

http://www.navhindtimes.com/story.php?story=2008101429

"Activist lawyer, historian brutally attacked in city restaurant
NT NETWORK
Posted on 2008-10-14

PANAJI � Mr Aires Rodrigues, a lawyer and social activist, and Mr Prajal Sakhardande, a teacher of history in a city college, were brutally assaulted by a group of 7-8 people at a city restaurant here this evening......

........The attack comes in the wake of Mr Rodrigues� role in espousing the case of a minor German girl whose mother, Ms Fadela Fuchs had filed a complaint with the Calangute police station alleging sexual assault on her daughter by Rohit Monserrate, elder son of the Education Minister, Mr Atanasio Monserrate......

.....Mr Rodrigues held a press conference at his home on Sunday along with Ms Fuchs alleging police inaction on her complaint since it was filed on October 2..........

©Copyright 2007 Navhind Papers & Publications

Nice start to the season, Goa:thumbup: Russian tourist drowns off Azvem beach, North Goa; Scottish/ Australian dies in bar room brawl, Calangute; Government Minister's son charged with "molestation" of German girl of minor age: lawyer representing her case is hospitalised following gang assault in Panjim restaurant: sand dunes are bulldozed illegally in Candolim, further destroying the delicate ecosystem and natural defences against coastal erosion.

Anything else? Oh yes; 2 accused of rape and murder of teenager Scarlette Keeling are released on bail; Nerlon Albequerque, the cop who orchestrated the cover up as an "accidental death by drowning" petitions the Court for reinstatement of his job with compensation; the mother of the deceased girl is summoned to Goa to defend herself against charges of "neglect" while she still fights to have the remaining vital organs of her brutalised daughter to be returned so that, nine months after her rape and murder, she can finally be laid to rest; Goan press run rabidly racist editorials on the moral corruption of Goan youth by foreign woman who lure them into drug taking and infect them with HIV/AIDS:confused:

It beggars belief.

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yup!
I anticipate a 'morcha' by the bar asociation, a lot of hot air, and then Nothing!

but if they re-elect the people responsible for this then the electorate certainly gets the government it deserves!!!

AndyD 8-)#

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:thumbsup: How do the drugs come into the Country!!!!!. Who are not doing their job stopping them entering Goa!!!!. Goa look to your own first.

Did see the Holy men having their puffs last night on Paul Merton so if drugs are illegal why are they allowed to puff them! All in the name of Shiva.
Brilliant programme - laughed all evening,.

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Tonights http://www.goanvoice.org uk.
Goan minister:conspiracy to tarnish

Airies R... expats review

Goan minister made co-accoused of sons crimes.


p.s. Paul Merton on tomorrow 9.00 channel 5 next installment

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read all about Airies R. attack and comments, all the articles in to-days Navhinder Times.
http://www.goanvoice.org.uk. saves trolling through all the Nav Times.

what are we to believe

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Is this Paul Merton Series available on the net (like the BBC iPlayer)?

AndyD 8-)#

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Andy,
I cant get i-player or other channel equivalents to work here in Goa (BSNL Broadband). On BBC I get an explanation that it is for copyright reasons and they all say UK reception only. Bit peed off as brought special device in Maplins to allow laptop to be viewed on 29" tv screen!

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I can you get live bbc radio using Realplayer or iPlayer, haven't tried TV but assumed if one worked the other should (otoh BSNL Broadband fails half the time anyway - even worse than last year!)

AndyD 8-)#

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Yes, no problem with radio or "clips", TV programmes not possible, try it. Bsnl BB not too bad in Siolim but lines only went in last year.
Even though we have an inverter, if power cut affects the exchange, bb goes!

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Can you pick up iplayer and itv catch up in Goa?