That Guy
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Oh please, read the damn details before you post shit replies. It is neither financially viable for Pakistan, nor technically viable for China, which is why they've reduced the plants to 4. This can grow in the future, there is no one saying that 4 is the only amount being made, and none will be added in the future. 2 years is not a long time, things change, new realities emerge, how about you use critical thinking skills.I hardly post article. Articles are bound to be bias. I present story, it is more your job to go and see what your favorite media has to say about it. Finally, it's not my fault that people are too lazy to click on the article and read it.
Someone in thread already posted article and I've wuoted article in posts as well.
Technically viable lol. Couldn't they figure it out 2 years ago? Now they've to make many changes to accommodate the new plan. So China HAS backed out. Don't try to sugar coat it by saying it's only 4 or of 10 that they'll make or it's technically viable (which article doesn't discuss and rather says that Pakistani gov't wanted all 10 plants).
And I'm in no way makings people want to people in my "bullshit." Look in the thread, everyone is saying that China and Pakistan friendship is the way US and pakistans were, self interest.
Here, read this: Federal govt all set to abandon flagship 6,600MW Gadani Coal Power projects
Gadani power project is impracticable, China refuses to invest: sources | Pakistan | Dunya News
This isn't sugar coating anything, you're just taking a shit on a perfectly good piece of pie.
Self interest is every nation's priority, and it is in everyone's self interest to make this project happen.
[Edit]: By the way, if China wanted to abandon the project, they would have done so completely, but they're not. So much for your bullshit. Also, it's no surprise to me that a majority of the people who you say agree with you, they're almost exclusively Indian.
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