Ok there was the reason I told you about deep state countries and democracy countries independence don’t come cheap it requires sacrifice we have a easy way Pakistan euro bonds are price at 7 percent interest rate and USA bonds with self is at 4.5 percent interest rate USA dept is 40 trillion with interest payments is more then his defence budget you want easy way out to what India did sell its sovereign bonds to USA and those billions will come and you have gdp but remember I told you USA is also deep state when president trump said India has dead economy he was not kidding any mistake which Pantagon don’t like they will sell India bonds in open market and crash India rupee and economy over night with out single bullet Pakistan has different his 70 dept is from internal bank and other are loans from friendly nations state to state India lost his foreign and finicial policy and just now USA arm twisted and make India buy 4th gen engine for 5th gen Asma knowing full well 5th gen is not about shape with advance infra red tracking and thermal that jet will glow like a sun on the other side Pakistan has free foreign policy because USA hold no digital leash over us USA block Iran port pakistan open 6 transit of goods in to Iran USA block front door and we open six back doors and USA was helpless ..and give Pakistan a break we face plesser adminment then glen adminment and forced into war on terror and lost 80000 people and infrastructure damage their is a reason Pakistan is called anomaly any country face fraction of this will be fail state like lybia but we are going fine and now have move into forward deployment in Saudi qater and Jordan their is a universal law power breeds power and power bread wealth you worry about spread sheet and we refuse to be a slave of another country and his blackmails ironically USA unipolar world start at Pakistan boader when we destroy ussr and we end it unipolar world in war on terror he was to arrogant to see in intelligence rooms their is a reason Pakistan has reputation as superpower killerView attachment 218639
Wow, what a legendary 30-year plan.
Back in the mid-1980s, one US dollar was worth around 15-16 rupees. Today, the rupee has gone through so many "adjustments" that even a calculator needs emotional support.
Pakistan's total debt is now approaching $300 billion. On top of that, the country paid about $10.5 billion to IPPs in just 11 months, including roughly $5.6 billion in capacity payments. In simple terms, we're paying billions not only for electricity we use, but also for electricity that's politely waiting to be used.
Meanwhile, according to the World Bank, 40.5% of Pakistan's population was living in poverty in 2024, which is roughly 103 million people. Imagine that. More than 100 million people struggling to make ends meet, while we continue celebrating GDP figures, new loans, and "historic economic packages" every few years.
At this point, Pakistan's economic strategy sometimes feels like a family that keeps taking new credit cards to pay off old credit cards, then proudly announces that its purchasing power has increased.
For three decades, we've been told that difficult decisions today will bring prosperity tomorrow. The problem is that tomorrow keeps getting rescheduled.
The rupee keeps falling, debt keeps rising, electricity keeps getting more expensive, and poverty remains stubbornly high. Yet somehow every government claims success, every minister presents achievements, and every crisis is blamed on the previous administration. If excuses generated electricity, Pakistan would have zero loadshedding.
The real tragedy is not the numbers themselves. The tragedy is that behind those numbers are millions of families choosing between food, education, healthcare, and electricity bills. When over 100 million people are living in poverty, perhaps it's time to stop measuring success by press conferences and start measuring it by the quality of life of ordinary citizens.
After 30 years, the report card is simple:
But don't worry. I'm sure the next "long-term economic plan" will finally fix everything... just give it another 30 years.
- More debt.
- A weaker currency.
- Expensive electricity.
- Millions more struggling to survive.
And before anyone gets upset, sorry, I have a bad habit of busting myths. In fact, I like busting myths that even the MythBusters couldn't bust.
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