Noonie Whiz kid Mufti fired ... Dollar Darr is returing to save Pakistan's economy

[Enigma SIG]

Army is hell-bent on destroying PaKistan either way

So they can save it last minute and be like ye dekho hum ne bacha lia!

then again with the Audio leaks it is a sign of army's displeasure of noonie league

What pleases them anyway? Bilawals fag end?

 

[SaadH]

The day this chor khandan entered our political landscape, WE Exited!

All under the sponsorship of the neutrals...

Problem is not the Sharifs and Zardaris, rather their handlers sitting in GHQ.

 

[Olympus81]

The establishment might not like Dar’s arrival, but the American carrot/stick or a blackmail video of someone is too overbearing for the establishment to do anything about it.

I certainly believe that. The PDM is essentially showing a proverbial middle finger to the establishment and telling them, do whatever you want.

The audio leaks are probably done by some elements of the intelligence, the one which were bugged (not the phone conversations) but that move is futile to make any dent.

The PDM (especially PPP) have a very strong backing. Zardari’s swagger is even bigger than that of an ape Showbaz.

 

[Riz]

They already upped the dollar rate artificially, now dollar daar will fix the dollar rate near to 200 and walaaaa daar will be the hero of pakistan
but please keep eyes on dollar reserves , because he will throw huge sum of dollars in open market to fix the dollar like he did in 2013

 

[Olympus81]

Dar will probably make an even bigger dent on the deficit to keep Rs afloat and at the same time launder money for his samdhi.

 

[SEOminati]

All under the sponsorship of the neutrals...

Problem is not the Sharifs and Zardaris, rather their handlers sitting in GHQ.

That's not true. Zardari and Sharifs are indeed to blame for. If they weren't corrupt they might have taken a stand ages ago similar to what IK is doing ATM. They were corrupt hence easy to control.

 

[SaadH]

The establishment might not like Dar’s arrival, but the American carrot/stick or a blackmail video of someone is too overbearing for the establishment to do anything about it.

I certainly believe that. The PDM is essentially showing a proverbial middle finger to the establishment and telling them, do whatever you want.

The audio leaks are probably done by some elements of the intelligence, the one which were bugged (not the phone conversations) but that move is futile to make any dent.

The PDM (especially PPP) have a very strong backing. Zardari’s swagger is even bigger than that of an ape Showbaz.

Yes, this PDM lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. It has the full backing of just the Mil-establishment at home but the international establishment as well.

 

[ziaulislam]

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LONDON: After two days of back-to-back meetings of the PML-N senior leadership, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will return to Pakistan on Monday (today), accompanied by Ishaq Dar who is set to take charge as finance minister.

On Sunday, senior party leaders met Miftah Ismail, who handed in his resignation. A statement released after the meeting confirmed that Nawaz Sharif and PM Shehbaz had nominated Mr Dar as the finance minister.

Mr Dar, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb, Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan and Ahad Cheema were also present at the meeting which took place in the PM’s apartment on Edgware Road.

A handout released by the party quoted Mr Ismail as saying to Mr Nawaz, “The [finance] ministry was your amanat [given to me on trust], you made me a minister.”

Miftah exits, Ishaq Dar to come back along with Shehbaz

Miftah tells Dawn he will not take a cabinet position; says his job was to save Pakistan from default and he did that.

www.dawn.com

 

[HAIDER]

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LONDON: After two days of back-to-back meetings of the PML-N senior leadership, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will return to Pakistan on Monday (today), accompanied by Ishaq Dar who is set to take charge as finance minister.

On Sunday, senior party leaders met Miftah Ismail, who handed in his resignation. A statement released after the meeting confirmed that Nawaz Sharif and PM Shehbaz had nominated Mr Dar as the finance minister.

Mr Dar, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb, Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan and Ahad Cheema were also present at the meeting which took place in the PM’s apartment on Edgware Road.

A handout released by the party quoted Mr Ismail as saying to Mr Nawaz, “The [finance] ministry was your amanat [given to me on trust], you made me a minister.”

Miftah exits, Ishaq Dar to come back along with Shehbaz

Miftah tells Dawn he will not take a cabinet position; says his job was to save Pakistan from default and he did that.

www.dawn.com

zalima ... andaa naaal he hamlaa shuru ..... lol ...don't want you get ban...

 

[PradoTLC]

A lot of that was due to US aid.

yes.. but they did appoint competent finance ministers.

zalima ... andaa naaal he hamlaa shuru ..... lol ...don't want you get ban...

blah they can ban me all they want..

it wont change a thing

The establishment might not like Dar’s arrival, b

hmm...

 

[Crystal-Clear]

Sab jails k darwazey khol deney chaiye dusron ka kiya qasoor ha.

 

[nahtanbob]

actually if you look at economic performance under military rule it was relatively better.... certainly better than the family parties

but the reason they want to economic develop as it funds the war machine and hence thier power base. they give the illusion of being loyal to the state.. but too much evidence is against them

direct military rule in Pakistan has benefited from American largesse

 

[PradoTLC]

direct military rule in Pakistan has benefited from American largesse

a simplistic point

In general under military rule there was more stability, better economic managers, and corruption was limited to higher ups.. not the insane rampant we see today

US aid was interest backed loans mainly for military equipment, it made no impact on the economy and what was "civil" loans were no more than bribes for the generals

 

[CLUMSY]

a simplistic point

In general under military rule there was more stability, better economic managers, and corruption was limited to higher ups.. not the insane rampant we see today

US aid was interest back loans mainly for military equipment, it made no impact on the economy and what was "civil" loans were no more than bribes for the generals

Under military rule there was a lot of infringement on human liberties too, which ig was also under civilian governments. So i understand if people see it as lesser of the two evils but neither were and are good.

 

[Olympus81]

yes.. but they did appoint competent finance ministers.




blah they can ban me all they want..

it wont change a thing



hmm...


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I believe, the establishment does not want him still, but their balls are being squeezed by someone else.

Or Bajwa just went rogue. Harder theory to fathom to be honest.