G20 Consequence: Will Pakistan Endup Being A Blip On The Map?

[ThunderCat]

Dude - Pakistan spends 60% of budget on defense and debt servicing. You whine about others sending rockets to the moon

If you could send a lunar mission for $100 million you would do in an instant. if you could host the G-20 summit and you had to bulldoze a few slums you would
Quit pretending otherwise

60% on defense??? LOL. You put the decimal one digit to the right side. That's Pajeet "mathematics" for you. In the meantime your country is the largest consumer of weapons and spends billions more on defense compared to Pakistan.

The poor insecure Pajeet-Binglo projecting his own deeds onto others. Hiding behind an American flag and American username.

Do I sense the cowardice or what?

 

[nahtanbob]

60% on defense??? LOL. You put the decimal one digit to the right side

"Pakistan spends 60% of budget on defense and debt servicing. "

Serious comprehension issues ??

 

[Puffin]

The poor insecure Pajeet-Binglo projecting his own deeds onto others. Hiding behind an American flag and American username.

This from a rubber dingy illegal refugee from Pakistan calling himself

 

[ThunderCat]

This from a rubber dingy illegal refugee from Pakistan calling himself

A Pajeet hiding behind a Ugandan flag posting on a Pakistani forum. Such bravery. Even Ugandans are acknowledged as superior by Pajeets it seems. No surprise.

Meanwhile:

700 Indian students are being deported from Canada. Here's why​

700 Indian students are being deported from Canada. Here's why

The fraud came to light when they applied for PR

www.theweek.in

Canada has issued deportation notices to over 700 Indian students over 'fake admission offer letters', according to reports. They received the deportation letters from the Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) recently.
All these students had applied for student visas, from 2018 to 2022, through Education Migration Services—a Jalandhar-based agency headed by one Brijesh Sharma. Mishra had charged more than Rs 16 lakh per student for all expenses, including admission fee to premier institute Humber College, Indian Express reported.
However, after the students landed in Toronto, Mishra told them the seats in the courses offered to them had filled up, and he suggested they take up two-year diploma courses in another college. The agent returned the fee he had taken for the Humber college admission, making the students less suspicious of his motives.
The students completed their courses, and some even got work permits. The fraud came to light when the students applied for Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada. As per the rule, students need to submit relevant documents including the admission letters to the CBSA. A probe by the CBSA revealed that the admission offer letters were fake. The students were then issued deportation notices. Quoting the indianarrative.com, the Economic Times reported that the CBSA was not convinced by the students' claims about the agent. According to reports, the only option for the students is to challenge the deportation order in court, but the process could take three to four years.
Mishra is currently absconding. According to the Indian Express, this is not the first time Mishra has been accused of fraud. In 2013, when he was running an immigration agency called Easy Way Immigration, he was arrested for forging documents to send students abroad.

"Pakistan spends 60% of budget on defense and debt servicing. "

Serious comprehension issues ??

Yes, a Pajeets math comprehensions skills of misplacing the decimal one digit right. But in a Pajeet school math exam, such an error can be forgiven

 

[nahtanbob]

It would actually take MORE effort to make Pakistan a blip on the map than the opposite.

This country literally has everything it needs to become a productive member of the world community and a regional leader…a significantly large population and a geostrategic location, large inland waterways/rivers….I mean what more could you ask for?

When competent leadership with a vision beyond five years enters into the playing field, Pakistan will naturally prosper. I’ve always maintained that…it will take decades no doubt….every nation isn’t built in a day (ie. Rome).

The problem is Pakistan has never been governed by civilian leadership with that type of vision. We have been ruled by en entity that views Pakistan as a “military operation”…short term, short sighted.

People in Pakistan literally do not realize that the building blocks for successful nations don’t naturally sit at your feet. You either have to develop them yourself or acquire it…which isn’t easy.

Pakistan has been naturally given these building blocks…and yet here we are today.

You were gifted a railway system…a government….a military….a postal system….and instead of using that to your advantage and building upon the systems that were ONCE USED TO ENSLAVE YOU….you decide to just sit around and f**k around.

As the saying goes….f**k around…find out.

Today Pakistan is finding out.

There is still hope…if someone decides to push Pakistan in that direction, this entire mess than be corrected within 30-40 years….basically within our lifetimes….I like to use South Korea as an example because the similarities between us are so oddly similar.

Your general theme is fine. But you are fighting population growth, climate change, economic competition and rise of other powers.

A couple of minor questions -
Just blurting the words "strategic" does not make you one. You need to ask what is geostrategic about Pakistan's location ?
You need to answer if you failed the last 70 years why am I going to succeed in the next 70 years. You partially answered this one by mentioning the need for civilian leadership.

 

[Dalit]

It would actually take MORE effort to make Pakistan a blip on the map than the opposite.

This country literally has everything it needs to become a productive member of the world community and a regional leader…a significantly large population and a geostrategic location, large inland waterways/rivers….I mean what more could you ask for?

When competent leadership with a vision beyond five years enters into the playing field, Pakistan will naturally prosper. I’ve always maintained that…it will take decades no doubt….every nation isn’t built in a day (ie. Rome).

The problem is Pakistan has never been governed by civilian leadership with that type of vision. We have been ruled by en entity that views Pakistan as a “military operation”…short term, short sighted.

People in Pakistan literally do not realize that the building blocks for successful nations don’t naturally sit at your feet. You either have to develop them yourself or acquire it…which isn’t easy.

Pakistan has been naturally given these building blocks…and yet here we are today.

You were gifted a railway system…a government….a military….a postal system….and instead of using that to your advantage and building upon the systems that were ONCE USED TO ENSLAVE YOU….you decide to just sit around and f**k around.

As the saying goes….f**k around…find out.

Today Pakistan is finding out.

There is still hope…if someone decides to push Pakistan in that direction, this entire mess than be corrected within 30-40 years….basically within our lifetimes….I like to use South Korea as an example because the similarities between us are so oddly similar.

Daddy America with the help of Pakistani generals rendered CPEC unviable. This is all Bajwa's doing. Pakistan had something going with CPEC. You can argue that CPEC was a ray of hope at the end of the tunnel. That ray of light is virtually non-existent today.

 

[nahtanbob]

Daddy America with the help of Pakistani generals rendered CPEC unviable. This is all Bajwa's doing. Pakistan had something going with CPEC. You can argue that CPEC was a ray of hope at the end of the tunnel. That ray of light is virtually non-existent today.

If you think analytically CPEC was never viable. Work out the Math yourselves instead of relying on numbers from your leaders.

 

[Dalit]

If you think analytically CPEC was never viable. Work out the Math yourselves instead of relying on numbers from your leaders.

The problem for you Americans is also real. Despite CPEC being on the backburner it won't die. We know why you are so desperate to eradicate CPEC. You can orchestrate as many regime changes in Pakistan. CPEC isn't going anywhere.

 

[Puffin]

If you think analytically CPEC was never viable. Work out the Math yourselves instead of relying on numbers from your leaders.

Yes but dont you see. Its America's fault that the maths is all wrong. Daddy America changed how maths is done to spite Pakistan and CPEC.

 

[Dalit]

Yes but dont you see. Its America's fault that the maths is all wrong. Daddy America changed how maths is done to spite Pakistan and CPEC.

Teri maa ki phuddi Indian bhen-chod.

Since you are not an Indian, I would get this translated.

 

[Puffin]

The problem for you Americans is also real. Despite CPEC being on the backburner it won't die. We know why you are so desperate to eradicate CPEC. You can orchestrate have as many regime changes in Pakistan. CPEC isn't going anywhere.

NOBODY gives a flying f**k about CPEC. NO ONE. Literally no one except Indians complaining you are building in what Indians consider their territory.

 

[Dalit]

NOBODY gives a flying f**k about CPEC. NO ONE. Literally no one except Indians complaining you are building in what Indians consider their territory.

LOL Your American daddy clearly does. They have been complaining to Pakistan regarding CPEC from day one. Why doesn't your beloved India forcefully retake the territory it claims from Pakistan?

Did you translate phuddi ke bache? I promise you. The translation is fun.

 

[Olympus81]

You Indians seriously need a break. Coming to a Pakistani forum and spamming PDF with hollow news articles.

Pakistan is going through a turmoil but its in no way a US vs Iraq scenario as you folks claim. Pakistan probably has 200-300 nukes with proper delivery mechanisms which is enough to create a deterrent.

Remember in the 90s, India’s economy was going through a similar situation. Pakistan too will get its house in order, a decade down the road.

 

[JX-1]

After Covid, Pakistan Derangement Syndrome (PDS) has become epidemic in India.

 

[Dalit]

After Covid, Pakistan Derangement Syndrome (PDS) has become epidemic in India.

You can thank the owners of this site.