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what a load of s#it, But how much did mian's hakumat borrow from IMF? dollar dar the greatest economist as per IMF, how much did he borrow?
This is a very good question. Not only IMF,Standards and poors,Finch,Moodys,ADB,world bank and others were of the same view.Our ratings improved and we were given the status of an Emerging Market economy from a Frontier one.
Zardari left the reserves at around 4B which was not enough to last two months.The good thing Darr did was to Stabilise the rupee and decrease the borrowing rate. With interest at 5.75% it gave the Govt the cushion to borrow less from our banks and focus on external debt.
The debt to GDP ratio was harmonised meaning external debts did not sting.Cut story short with an estimated GDP of 8% by 2020 by IMF a debt of 100B was easy to handle.But currently a GDP 0f 2.6% is a nightmare scenario.
Where the debt was utilised 1)Repayment of old debt 2)Building Reserves 3)Military compulsions 4) 10,000MW energy plants and roads 5)Balance of payments in imports.
Point no 5 is a failure as this is the main drain of our FOREX.
 
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Shane dont post videos here , i have an archive of videos that a lot of people here might not like. Lets keep it intellectual agree!!!!!
You are some piece of work, lol. So now you are allergic to videos, lol.

Only you can think that lying through your teeth is called "keeping it intellectual" because thats all you have been doing here since you started your BS stories about Sharifs two flats.
 
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You are some piece of work, lol. So now you are allergic to videos, lol.

Only you can think that lying through your teeth is called "keeping it intellectual" because thats all you have been doing here since you started your BS stories about Sharifs two flats.
Look i am not in a D.. measuring contest here. I have my point of views. Videos from both sides are biased and adulterated. Showing half baked truth works for a while and not for long.

We can debate all day if the glass is half full or half empty. I am a very busy man even not available on Sundays. The reason i am on this board is that i have been ill lately.
 
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This is a very good question. Not only IMF,Standards and poors,Finch,Moodys,ADB,world bank and others were of the same view.Our ratings improved and we were given the status of an Emerging Market economy from a Frontier one.
Zardari left the reserves at around 4B which was not enough to last two months.The good thing Darr did was to Stabilise the rupee and decrease the borrowing rate. With interest at 5.75% it gave the Govt the cushion to borrow less from our banks and focus on external debt.
The debt to GDP ratio was harmonised meaning external debts did not sting.Cut story short with an estimated GDP of 8% by 2020 by IMF a debt of 100B was easy to handle.But currently a GDP 0f 2.6% is a nightmare scenario.
Where the debt was utilised 1)Repayment of old debt 2)Building Reserves 3)Military compulsions 4) 10,000MW energy plants and roads 5)Balance of payments in imports.
Point no 5 is a failure as this is the main drain of our FOREX.
where is the 10,000MW of electricity?
 
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where is the 10,000MW of electricity?
Hahaha very good question. The plants installed in the last five years were either LNG based or coal based which are comparatively cheaper to run. Installed some renewables like solar and wind as well. And also some hydros like Neelum Jhelum and Terbela Extention.
With overall total capacity reaching more than 25,000MW plus where is the electricity??? The very simple answer to that is large bulk of our remaining plants IPPs are run by Furnace oil which are very very expensive and are always the least priorities of the Discos and hence the shortfalls leading to load sheddings.
I fear this summer will be horrible as the export bill for furnace oil will be hard for the Govt to pay.
 
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Hahaha very good question. The plants installed in the last five years were either LNG based or coal based which are comparatively cheaper to run. Installed some renewables like solar and wind as well. And also some hydros like Neelum Jhelum and Terbela Extention.
With overall total capacity reaching more than 25,000MW plus where is the electricity??? The very simple answer to that is large bulk of our remaining plants IPPs are run by Furnace oil which are very very expensive and are always the least priorities of the Discos and hence the shortfalls leading to load sheddings.
I fear this summer will be horrible as the export bill for furnace oil will be hard for the Govt to pay.
was 10,000MW available in the 5 years of your mian?
 
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The good thing Darr did

Yes, lets look at an example of one of Dar's high street heists. In simple words for your half @rsed intellect, Instead of taking loan from international lenders at the average going rate of 5%, Ishaq Dar floated bonds at 8% meaning he obtained a loan, in essense, for a much higher rate, but to the benefit of buyers at the expense of Pakistan...

Watch and listen what you hate, a video about the same or run along to your toilet cleaning duty that keeps you busy on sundays:

 
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was 10,000MW available in the 5 years of your mian?
Each plant takes at least 3-4 years to build starting from the feasibility report,land acquiring and PC 1s. All projects from Punjab and Federal were completed in the last twelve months. Two more from Thar Sindh were recently inaugurated.
 
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Each plant takes at least 3-4 years to build starting from the feasibility report,land acquiring and PC 1s. All projects from Punjab and Federal were completed in the last twelve months. Two more from Thar Sindh were recently inaugurated.
tell me about the roza-dar plant nandipur?
 
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Yes, lets look at an example of one of Dar's high street heists. In simple words for your half @rsed intellect, Instead of taking loan from international lenders at the average going rate of 5%, Ishaq Dar floated bonds at 8% meaning he obtained a loan, in essense, for a much higher rate, but to the benefit of buyers at the expense of Pakistan...

Watch and listen what you hate, a video about the same or run along to your toilet cleaning duty that keeps you busy on sundays:

What a load of rubbish biased opinions. Recently PEMRA had to stop Darr giving his point of views on the media.The point is this GOVT failed to raise a single penny from Bonds and sucuks even by offering very high rates. Have some courage to view Darrs opinion on different channels recently or should i post them.

tell me about the roza-dar plant nandipur?
Nandipur is operational with off course a lot of hiccups. Babar awan is being investigated to delay the project and raise the costs.
 
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What a load of rubbish biased opinions. Recently PEMRA had to stop Darr giving his point of views on the media.The point is this GOVT failed to raise a single penny from Bonds and sucuks even by offering very high rates. Have some courage to view Darrs opinion on different channels recently or should i post them.
You can take your Dar and stick your Dar up whatever crevice you choose of your own any time but the guy has the unprecedented accolade of drowning Pakistan in unprecedented debt.

May he and his benefactors rot in hell for drowning Pakistan in such a sea of debt while taking his lifeboat London.
 
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You can take your Dar and stick your Dar up whatever crevice you choose of your own any time but the guy has the unprecedented accolade of drowning Pakistan in unprecedented debt.

May he and his benefactors rot in hell for drowning Pakistan in such a sea of debt while taking his lifeboat London.
Again thats your point of view. Dr Hafeez Sheikh the new saviour was never the choice of even Zardari. He begged MNS to have DARR. We can argue all day on our opinions but at least respect international institutions what did they see in Darr. No one lends a penny to Vagabonds need to have some credibility and standings.

My cousin who was deputed from PAF to ISI in the past told my dad that tell MNS and Darr "banday kae bachay ban jao" Do what we say or we will make an example out of you. Your language suggests they won in their propaganda hybrid war.
 
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Yaar ask me one question at a time and i dont want a Pandora box opening after that. I will give you my honest opinion is up to you to agree or not. Its good to hear folks are keen to know the other sides version also.

I did exactly that. I asked you one question to which you deflected. And proceeded to curse as well. I asked about the money trail to the Mayfair flat which you acknowledged to be the crux of the issue, but didn’t elaborate.
 
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I did exactly that. I asked you one question to which you deflected. And proceeded to curse as well. I asked about the money trail to the Mayfair flat which you acknowledged to be the crux of the issue, but didn’t elaborate.
Yaar as i said i am not their attorney. I answered this in another post to some one. These flats were bought in 1993 for roughly £1.9M ,7 crore rupees(RS 35/£). They were held in a shared offshore company. When Late Shareef died the remaining shares were purchased by issuing Bearer Bonds . This is my view and what was submitted in the courts. IHC bailed MNS on this reference.
 
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Yaar as i said i am not their attorney. I answered this in another post to some one. These flats were bought in 1993 for roughly £1.9M and 7 crore rupees. They were held in a shared offshore company. When Late Shareef died the remaining shares were purchased by issuing Bearer Bonds . This is my view and what was submitted in the courts. IHC bailed MNS on this reference.
what did IHC bail your mian on?
 
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