When someone asks you to sell the future of Pakistan, the answer should be a no.
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
If the "Future of Pakistan" is a fiction book, my answer would be yes.
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
we are better now.We auction and invite open bids
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
Not without a written consent for release of information.
Even then, the information is usually not communicated fully accurately. Distorted to fit one's needs, one should say. I am well-aware of what my professional responsibilities are. Just as spreading a false rumor-mill is a responsibility of CIA.
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
If the "Future of Pakistan" is a fiction book, my answer would be yes.
Would you also kindly inform me who is the writer of that fiction book. The answer of that author should have been a no. However, we appear to disagree on principles.
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
Because pakistani people are rich but government is poor so how can we tell its future:bummer:
Re: Is Pakistan so poor?
Would you also kindly inform me who is the writer of that fiction book. The answer of that author should have been a no. However, we appear to disagree on principles.
the authors of that book wrote it as a strategic textbook.... you learn, upgrade, and progress towards your goal in every chapter..... so yes if the authors were to asked they would have said no, as nothing in the world could equal their intellectual strategies. However, it is the editors who changed the material in the book to get their own benefits out of it..... thus changed a once nicely laid out strategic textbook into a fiction novel.
Now if the publisher is asked to sell this fiction novel at a lower price, knowing that this would be their last chance or someone else will get a hold of this novel, if they say yes, whats wrong with it???.... after all, they are the next in the beneficiary line and more importantly they are saving their own 'topi'.