Truth_Surfer: Kahtay hain kay jaab shruaat hee jhoot per hou tou agay sach kiya kahna? :). So, it is most important that to clear what I wrote was/is truth or BS to you, as if what I wrote is BS to you than obviously whatever I would write could be taken as BS by you too, hence no point wasting time in answering you. Obviously, since you think that I lied in my post or whatever data I claimed could be lie, than whatever I would write, you will discard it as lies. I know that you may have preconceived ideas of a thing and nothing may change that. Truth is no guarantee to convince anyone, as if truth could have changed things than God prophets would have had no problems and there would have been no kufr in this world.
So, before answering any of your questions … I would like to challenge your claim that all government could boasts of unprecedented growth. If that was true than present government should boast that they have no problems, country has plenty of dollar reserves, country do not need any loan, stock market is booming, there is no shortage of electricity or flour in the country, exchange rate is stable, rather rupee is getting stronger day by day, inflation is zero, people are getting free bread and honey under Zardari rule, government is giving everyone luxury house and plenty of clothing free, all Pakistani kids are getting free high quality schooling, and that Pakistan economy is growing at 10 percent a year. Don’t you think that if Pakistan government would do that, they would only going to be laugh of the world? Here is what you wrote:
From your writing it seems statistical details are lies and that all government claimed unprecedented growth. Now, if that is the case then their unprecedented growth would show in Pakistan government statistical department data too. Why don’t you look there and quote from there proving that what you wrote is true. Here is Pakistan statistical department data site with all figures during various years (note, it is not my statistical data but government of Pakistan data):
http://www.statpak.gov.pk/depts/fbs/statistics/national_accounts/table2.pdf
Anyhow, the figures I quoted in my post is not just economical data but something that everyone know or could find out easily. For instance I wrote:
What you do not agree from above?
Are you questioning American war on terror for Pakistan starting in 2001?
Rise in oil price from around $10 a barrel in 1999 to around $100 a barrel in 2007?
Are you questioning claim of unprecedented economy growth of Pakistan during Musharraf rule?
[Check Pakistan government site to see if I am lying … if you cannot than do not blame me but yourself):
http://www.statpak.gov.pk/depts/fbs/statistics/national_accounts/table2.pdf]
Booming stock market that crashed once present government came?
You can check Pakistani newspaper for each day and could find the stock market rise during the period between 1999 and 2008. Actually in one of my post I gave graph with reference of how KSE performed with respect to other world stock market between 1990 and 2008. Anyhow, here is KSE website that would tell you everything. [http://www.kse.com.pk/]
**Or is it that you want to say that Pakistani reserves did not increased to $16.5 billion in Nov 2007 from few hundred million dollars in 1999 or that now it is NOT less than $8 billion dollars? **
Why don’t you check state bank figures yourself for different years?
State Bank of Pakistan - The Central Bank
Are you questioning that Pakistan external debt did not increased between 1999 (over $40 billion) and 2007 (still only $40 billion) … (that in spite of continuous interest payment on $40 billion debt that Musharraf government inherited)?
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Do you want to question that Pakistan internal debt, that more than quadrupled (increased over 4 times) between 1990 to 1999, only increased by around 50 percent between 1999 and 2007, but again started increasing in big jump since present government came to power?
[One can find the figures from state bank sites and many other sources)]
Or are you challenging my saying that Pakistani rupee was stable since 2001?
Why don’t you check figure with history of Pakistani rupee exchange rate since 1992 from main exchange company of Pakistan:
www.forexpk.com.pk
(Though, you can find many sources to get earlier exchange rate too).
If you are thinking that price inflation was more during Musharraf government than previous government: For that you can check Pakistan state bank site as well as government of Pakistan statistical department to find that inflation was unprecedented low during Musharraf year compare to past years.
Well, if you doubt on any figures I ever quote … please do not hesitate to ask where I got those figures or claims, instead of thinking that I took them out of my backside.*