Is Pakistan finished?

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Re: Is Pakistan finished?

@sayyma

pakistan ki zameen bari zerkhaiz hai jo hakoomat aai khoob khaia phir bhi kuch khutam nahin pakistan waheen ka waheen hai INSHALLAH rahy ga
pakistan ki misaal milk ki si hai gawala jitna marzi pani daly kabhi rang nahin change hota hi, iss tarah pakistan kabhi bhi khutam nahin ho ga

Agreed! Pakistan has one of the most fertile land in the world. iA Pakistan rahay ga (we should make dua’).

Rest of your statement I don’t know where to start on how erroneous it is. Other than it being a fallcy (in correct statement + analogy) - you don’t seem to understand how bad of a shape we are in!

Let me try to tell you in as simple words as I possible can: All the money Pakistan makes in a year (every rupee from its people, industry, etc) will go in loan payment interest! That doesn’t lower the original loan, only pays the interests. Pakistan HAS declared bankruptcy! Once the Pakistan’s bank balance went $0 it borrowed more money from the credit card (IMF) in October 2008! It was running on a credit card! Want me to show you links and balance sheets?

It gets WORSE! Now with above condition - you lost your agriculture, infra structure, lot of industry, more trouble domestic, got more LOAN!, …

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The war now is economical! Economically Pakistan is in negative balance! No body wants to take over a country - too much trouble comes with it. If this continues, Pakistan will be the next Zimbabwe where one bread costs ONE MILLION. You think Pakistan is still not finished? WTF yaar. At least be aware of what is happening - don’t throw random lines.

@USResident

We all know Pakistan will bounce back. After all we are a nation of 160 million, only a fraction of those have died. The people of Pakistan are still there to represent a Pakistani nation but that is not the question, is it? The real question is in what form will we bounce back. Bouncing back or surviving does not mean you are coming back better and stronger than you were before. Our grass roots corruption and lack of security has already evaporated investment from Pakistan relative to other nations. Now the flood wiped out economically important agriculture. The infrastructure we are lamenting about was not one that carried this country anyway and can be built back. With inflation already killing the peolpe in Pakistan is about get far worse than people have imagined. The inevitable consequence is Pakistan will be relying on international loans and grants and with it will come more constraints, which will not fit the inappropriate ego of Pakistanis. Anyone who says we will come back stronger is a buffoon and delusional. The only hope is all this might stir up our ethics and morals and we might come back more repentant and God fearing than before. Or it might cause us to spiral down further into the abyss of corruption and insecurity. I hope this is not the case Inshallah! But economically, we’re next to finished for a long time.

I don’t GS much but I remember some magnificent posts from you - I will just like to know on what basis can you say Pakistan will bounce back? We are literally on the brink of either collapse or sober up. Things can take place in either direction!

@chacha_Ghalib

unless and until pakistan overcomes the stanglehold of mullahs and their hate, all roads go downhill.

AFAIK - Mullah’s are not in decision making power place. In past disasters like 2005 earthquake - the amount of help provided by Mullah’s and their “jammats” has been better than example-inatory! With current floods - their hands are tied so they can’t help people even if they want too.
Talibaan’s are NOT mullah’s of Pakistan. They are different issue / different demographics.
I am sorry I am dumb - Please explain because I failed to understand what does your statement have to do with saving Pakistan’s economical collapse?