Pakistan in danger of falling into China’s “debt trap”

[ramu]

So then where is YOUR evidence that Pakistanis and indians are the same race? Hard evidence not mere conjecture.

Now that your link is debunked, I will give you links on dna similarity in the people of the Indian sub continent including Pakistan. Ready?

 

[RoadRunner401]

Yes, we get it, any Chinese investment in Pakistan is bad for Pakistan, other world leaders visiting China for more trade and investment is good for rest of the world, now kindly take your retarded opinion bend over and shove it up your azz.

 

[ramu]

Now that your link is debunked, I will give you links on dna similarity in the people of the Indian sub continent including Pakistan. Ready?

Here you go: tracing a specific strand of dna that originated in south India.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_L-M20



For the impatient:

Sengupta et al. (2006) observed three subbranches of haplogroup L: L1-M76 (L1a1), L2-M317 (L1b) and L3-M357 (L1a2). All three are found mostly in South Asia.[8] According to Sengupta et al. (2006), the L-M20 subclade L-M76 (L1a1) "underwent early diversification in South India and subsequently expanded toward peripheral regions."[9] They note that the frequency and microsatellite variance of L1 are highest in south India, the southwest and the west coast, proposing "a pattern of spread emanating from southern India."

 

[Lil Mathew]

Yes, we get it, any Chinese investment in Pakistan is bad for Pakistan, other world leaders visiting China for more trade and investment is good for rest of the world, now kindly take your retarded opinion bend over and shove it up your azz.

Investment & loan is different...

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Here you go: tracing a specific strand of dna that originated in south India.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_L-M20

Not wikipedia because it is renowned for being tampered with by millions of indians on the net. Also, your link alleges that south indian dna can be found in far off places like Turkey and Iran............... Doesn't explain why Pakistanis, Turks and Iranians look so physically different to indians. I am Pakistani and live in England. Pakistani dna is therefore found in the UK. Does that mean that the British have Pakistani genes.........

Now that your link is debunked, I will give you links on dna similarity in the people of the Indian sub continent including Pakistan. Ready?

Point is that it hasn't been debunked. Please provide reliable, irrefutable, honest and independent compelling evidence to support your claims.

 

[ramu]

Not wikipedia because it is renowned for being tampered with by millions of indians on the net.





Point is that it hasn't been debunked. Please provide reliable, irrefutable, honest and independent compelling evidence to support your claims.

Wiki is unreliable if it does not link to the original paper but here it has all the links.

Your link is debunked as it has nothing to do with your transition theory and infact aligns with what i have posted.

 

[Vortex]

Could you stop DNA bullshit ?

We are all human.

Thanks

 

[ramu]

Could you stop DNA bullshit ?

We are all human.

Thanks

We surely can, now that there is nothing more to say.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Wiki is unreliable if it does not link to the original paper but here it has all the links.

Your link is debunked as it has nothing to do with your transition theory and infact aligns with what i have posted.

Nothing has been debunked because there is no hard independent evidence to support your claims. You need better links. Saying it has been debunked doesn't change that fact. Nor do your links explain why Pakistanis look so physically different to indians.

 

[Mahmood-ur-Rehman]


Foggy financing.
Last year, with more than $1 billion in debt to China, Sri Lanka handed over a port to companies owned by the Chinese government. Now Djibouti, home to the US military’s main base in Africa, looks about to cede control of another key port to a Beijing-linked company, and the US is not happy about it.

Beijing “encourages dependency using opaque contracts, predatory loan practices, and corrupt deals that mire nations in debt and undercut their sovereignty, denying them their long-term, self-sustaining growth,” said US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on March 6. “Chinese investment does have the potential to address Africa’s infrastructure gap, but its approach has led to mounting debt and few, if any, jobs in most countries,” he added.

Some call this “debt-trap diplomacy“: Offer the honey of cheap infrastructure loans, with the sting of default coming if smaller economies can’t generate enough free cash to pay their interest down. In Sri Lanka, acrimony remains around Hambatota and projects like “the world’s emptiest airport.”


China has characterized its “Belt and Road” initiative as a win-win for its aspirations to become a global trade leader and developing economies’ desire to fund transportation infrastructure. It has certainly filled the vacuum created by a shrinking American presence in global institutions. But as with Western internationalist projects, China is also facing accusations of imperialist behavior when its debt plans go wrong.

The Center for Global Development, a non-profit research organization, analyzed debt to China that will be incurred by nations participating in the current Belt and Road investment plan. Eight nations will find themselves vulnerable to above-average debt: Djibouti, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, the Maldives, Mongolia, Montenegro, Pakistan, and Tajikistan.


The researchers note that they did not estimate how this debt would effect growth, and that they needed to assemble much of their data from media reports. But they still say their evidence should raise concerns about economic distress stemming from debt that would undermine development efforts altogether. In the past, China has responded to the debtors inconsistently and hasn’t followed best practices adopted by international lenders working with poor countries. Sometimes, the debt has been forgiven; other times, disputed territory or control of infrastructure has been demanded as recompense.

They argue that China should work to bring other countries into their investment programs to spread debt more equally, and adopt stricter standards and more transparency about how sustainable its support for developing economies really is. Some countries aren’t waiting on China to take action: Pakistan and Nepal turned down Chinese infrastructure loans last year in favor of other sources of funding.

https://qz.com/1223768/china-debt-t...verloads-from-chinas-belt-and-road-plans/amp/

https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN1GK114

Squeeze Zardari & Nawaz you will get rid of debts

 

[ramu]

Nothing has been debunked because there is no hard independent evidence to support your claims. You need better links. Saying it has been debunked change that fact.

You can take a horse to the water ...
If your link is hard, independent enough to you then why are you in constant denial. Atleast read the link you have posted. It took you 2 minitues to reply with an article you had just googled and ran a few pages on A4. You dont know the content of what you posted and now asking for hard & independent evidence.

Naive but nice.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

You can take a horse to the water ...
If your link is hard, independent enough to you then why are you in constant denial. Atleast read the link you have posted. It took you 2 minitues to reply with an article you had just googled and ran a few pages on A4. You dont know the content of what you posted and now asking for hard & independent evidence.

Naive but nice.

I have read the external links and apart from the link to the national geographic, they are all dubious. But NONE of them claim that indians and Pakistanis are the same race. All it suggests is that south indian dna markers can be found as far West as in Turkey and Iran. So are you also suggesting that South indians are the same race as Turks and Iranians.............wtf!!!!!!!!!!

 

[RoadRunner401]

Investment & loan is different...

Oh, really!!!!!!!!!! Everybody is a bloody expert on financing when it comes to Chinese investments and loans to Pakistan.

Infrastructure builds with borrowed Money will yield 1000s of jobs and billions in payback over the long-term, only two states jumping up and down and telling us how bad these deals are; Indians and Americans, not exactly hard to do the math and see what the actual problem is.


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[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Oh, really!!!!!!!!!! Everybody is a bloody expert on financing when it comes to Chinese investments and loans to Pakistan.

Number one infrastructure builds with borrowed Money will yield 1000s of jobs and billions in payback over the long-term, only two states jumping up and down and telling us how bad these deals are; Indians and Americans, not exactly hard to do the math and see what the actual problem is.


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Funny that indians, a race that calls for the annihilation of the Pakistani race and nation are all of a sudden concerned about the economic well-being of Pakistan. Did I miss something here?..........lol.....

 

[Lil Mathew]

I have read the external links and apart from the link to the national geographic, they are all dubious. But NONE of them claim that indians and Pakistanis are the same race. All it suggests is that south indian dna markers can be found as far West as in Turkey and Iran. So are you also suggesting that South indians are the same race as Turks and Iranians.............wtf!!!!!!!!!!

All are Allah's creation... One is not better that the other... Racism is against islam...
Am I correct???

Oh, really!!!!!!!!!! Everybody is a bloody expert on financing when it comes to Chinese investments and loans to Pakistan.

Infrastructure builds with borrowed Money will yield 1000s of jobs and billions in payback over the long-term, only two states jumping up and down and telling us how bad these deals are; Indians and Americans, not exactly hard to do the math and see what the actual problem is.


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That was the reply of your post... If more investment will come in special economic zones , that's good for your economy for sure...