Everything is NOT Zia’s fault – here are 6 reasons why

[Sa1eem]

Re: Everything is NOT Zia’s fault – here are 6 reasons why

@Spock

Alright, my previous post to you was very polite and your reply, as usual is atypical of a paid MQMer resorting to silly insults after posting heaps of lies like you always do.

Now to answer your question, I guess you did the calculation the same way you came out with the 350+ seats that Musharraf and his Q croonies were supposed to win in the 2008 elections right?

As for the blog I put a disclaimer that it is meant for everyone else, not someone like you who. Furthermore, it comes from a econ PhD candidate at UMass, not some bhattakhoor/extortionist from 9-0.

I am sorry … but from your post, what I can see is that, you wrote ‘My figures’ not matching … and then you gave figures in graph form … that was not my figures but graph quoted by Mahool’s in his first post, that I contested.

All figures that I quoted was PBS figures, not mine. I only did some simple calculation to work out accumulative growth rate at different periods, using growth figures given by PBS.

Since you did not even read my post properly and verify the figures that I gave quoting PBS site, you had no right to question my figures accusing me of lying on figures, blaming that my figures do not match with figures that I quoted (that accusation was clearly to spread misinformation). Worse is that, you gave another figures (given in graph) as if it was my figures. If you did not read the post, at least you could have kept quite.

Since you did, accused me of lying on my figures, I thought that there must be something that caused you to do that … and since Raiwand Mahal is famous of spreading misinformation, doing propaganda full of lies and baseless accusation, I felt what I wrote.

I am sorry if that was not the case and you made simple mistake of not checking my quote but instead took figures in graphs quoted by Mahool considering that it was me who quoted them.

I do not mind if you correct me, point out my mistakes, or mistakes in my quotes. I am human and no doubt I might miss some points or make mistakes (though i would never write something that I believe is lies, just to misguide anyone).

Anyhow, to make baseless accusations that my figures do not match … without pointing the mismatch, rather quoting some other figures as if it was mine, that can only happen when one writes without reading post and seeing what I wrote, than that is not right.

And yes, no PhD or whatever could quote Pakistani economic figures that is different from PBS figures, claiming to be true figures, as people who work on ground, collect figures from all sources, do work on those figures, tabulate them, and publish them are government organisations, and when it comes to Pakistan economic figures, that government organisations are PBS and state bank of Pakistan.

So, when it comes to economic figures, if anyone contradicts PBS or SBP figures, than either they are illiterate about figures, or paid to do so, spread misinformation, by Pakistani thugs (something Thugs of Raiwand do a lot),