El Sidd
Elite Member
Every citizen of every country want their respective governments to do the exact opposite of what they all are doing.
Why don't these people have democracies?
Pakistan seeks $10b in US backstop facility
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Every citizen of every country want their respective governments to do the exact opposite of what they all are doing.
Why don't these people have democracies?
c14-Isotope
SpeedLimited
Happens to be a senior journo watched by millions btw
PakistanLVR
Registered Member
You see Indian, you have a deep deep problem with rape. Pakistan doesn’t. As for the UK, those are a small % and only ones inflating the numbers are R8pist Indians like you and Zionists.
Read and weep, Indian:
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Distant_Observer
Trusted Member
For that to happen they will need to offer a lot more than just money.
We want full integration with the west economically and politically. For example if we want someone extradited there is compliance.
Investments. Proxies to be withdrawn. Their media to stop spreading negative fud. We want the post WW2 Japan experience. The full package.
PakistanLVR
Registered Member
If they didn’t accept Turkey which is way more westernized and secular, and actually white passing, why would they offer that to Pakistan? They’ll continue to use proxies to keep it on a leash. Those Arabs are the proxies, they talk about Islamic brotherhood when it suits their purpose to tame Pakistan while investing billions in Jews and Hindu economies.
onlinpunit
Trusted Member
Karachi and Punjab are not stable enough ? With free incentives and tax benifits many Investors will take care of basic infrastructure.Ah yes captain obvious to the rescue... To do that we need to invest in infrastructure and generate electricity and provide a stable environment. All that costs.
Pakistanithinktank
Registered Member
The truth is painfully simple….Pakistan is compromised because the establishment and government refuse to tax the elite and refuse to implement deep, structural economic reforms. Instead of building a real economic foundation, the country survives on three fragile pillars, remittances, petroleum levies, and whatever tax can be squeezed out of ordinary citizens.
China understands this better than anyone. They are strategic, disciplined, and hard‑nosed businessmen, not sentimental donors. They do not hand out free loans, and they certainly do not bail out states that refuse to fix their own governance. For years, Beijing has watched Pakistan sabotage its own economy, stall reforms, and mismanage security. Their frustration is not a secret.
Many analysts argue that Pakistan’s economic paralysis is not accidental; it has been deliberately maintained to keep Western partners satisfied and to preserve the internal power structure. A weak economy means a dependent state, and a dependent state is easier to control. I think Moulana was alluding to this.
As I have always said, the establishment thrives in chaos. Disorder gives them leverage. A divided, economically crippled population cannot challenge the status quo. Most of the crises Pakistan faces today are not natural disasters, they are manufactured outcomes, engineered for short‑term institutional interests rather than long‑term national stability.
Ask yourself, they had power to make the changes, couldn’t they have improved situation in Balochistan? Instead of giving relief to Awam, they prefer Baloch sardar and money never reached the people of Balochistan. Same goes for other areas including Karachi.
China understands this better than anyone. They are strategic, disciplined, and hard‑nosed businessmen, not sentimental donors. They do not hand out free loans, and they certainly do not bail out states that refuse to fix their own governance. For years, Beijing has watched Pakistan sabotage its own economy, stall reforms, and mismanage security. Their frustration is not a secret.
Many analysts argue that Pakistan’s economic paralysis is not accidental; it has been deliberately maintained to keep Western partners satisfied and to preserve the internal power structure. A weak economy means a dependent state, and a dependent state is easier to control. I think Moulana was alluding to this.
As I have always said, the establishment thrives in chaos. Disorder gives them leverage. A divided, economically crippled population cannot challenge the status quo. Most of the crises Pakistan faces today are not natural disasters, they are manufactured outcomes, engineered for short‑term institutional interests rather than long‑term national stability.
Ask yourself, they had power to make the changes, couldn’t they have improved situation in Balochistan? Instead of giving relief to Awam, they prefer Baloch sardar and money never reached the people of Balochistan. Same goes for other areas including Karachi.
