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Sure even Pakistanis are crying British are crying hell even Americans are cryingThank you.
If you have ever spent some time in Turkish forum, you'd have noticed that Turks are crying the same that foreigners are buying their houses and increasing the prices for locals and also limiting the number of properties for locals to choose from and how giving nationalities to outsiders is disturbing their social balance. Then there is a story of Canada and Chinese.
Pakistan is a developing country with ever expanding population. Our choices in real estate are limited. Overseas Paks buying real estate put a lot of pressure on locals.
Per Tu chor yeh sab, you are lucky enough in your mind to escape Pak with your broken English and now sadistically troll here all day long pretending to be a Psychologist and blaming every local Pakistanis for the ills in the country. Just remember, few years ago you were also local(and I was overseas). Continue please...
This tells you IQ level of duffers .Lol 5k. Even Khawaja Asif said 20k. If even you believed this then there shouldn’t be any issues holding elections.
Who goes for chaska after 10PM, walk miles and under threat from their own institutions and govt. You are completely consumed in hate for a political party.
Despite all the bad play on the imported governments part, still a very large turn out it looks like.
If 1 crore (10 million) people get on their rooftops to single the national anthem in unison at the same time, such as 10pm, across the country, it would reach the 3.5% threshold, may even be close to the 5% threshold. This would let people see others stand with them, and increase solidarity amongst the people and be a low threshold of participation by each individual. When people can sense they are all in unison, participation in work stopping strikes would then be easier, and eventually larger street protests.The 3.5% rule, which in Pakistan’s case would mean at least 8 million people is probably what the PTI will need at a minimum to get out on to the streets or carrying out strikes and similar methods in a sustained way. Party’s middle and lower workers will have to motivate people to come out and participate.
French protests seems to have reached 5% population participation, and the movement seems to have been going on for over a year. If it keeps going at this point for more months, it’s likely Macron will have to concede to the demonstrators.
Ofcourse, why would you bother with the truth, it is quite typical of your kind. It was actually my mistake that I even bothered to respond to you and show you a mirror. Regardless, expats send money to support their families, period!Lol. Haven't read after that. I knew you would say that just like all other supporters of ghunda league.
For your kind information, even the money received by the exporters is not for the government
Well, it is illegal so unless the expats want to indulge in illegal activities and then be held accountable for those illegal activities, including the family members who receive the funds through illegal channels, they will have to use the Banking Channels!All the USD goes to banks, the families get PKRs. Anyway you shouldn’t mind expats using non banking channels from now on then.
Bhai, kis ne gaali de di expats ko? What the hell are you talking about??? The entire Pakistan respects expat Pakistanis but when some nonsense has the guts to call it a favour to Pakistan, that nonsense deserves a response.Yes hence why we are deciding not to send it via official channels.
If we are called mother fuckers..we are going to act as fuckers ..
Also not buying or investing any more...
This will help Pakistanis a lot...
Inshallah remittance should be done 40-50% coming few years ...
And exporters earn money to support their families too.Ofcourse, why would you bother with the truth, it is quite typical of your kind. It was actually my mistake that I even bothered to respond to you and show you a mirror. Regardless, expats send money to support their families, period!
You 'think' you love your country? I am a dual National serving the Government of Pakistan after leaving my lucrative career abroad but even I have selfish reasons of staying in my own country, close to family and friends.And exporters earn money to support their families too.
Your overseas are workers who sell their skills and services, (similar to how exporters who sell their products and services).. and then they invest in Pakistan. Some of them don't even have to invest, yet they invest.
If overseas start sending money through non banking channels, your remittances will plunge. I had an option to send money to Pakistan through Hundi. I didn't do that because I love my country. Hundi guys offer more money.... which means I suffered some loss.
The 30 billion dollars are sent through regularized banking channels. Just give them credit, don't act like a typical patwari.
Just read our exchange from the beginning to realise how foolish it sounds to discredit overseas Pakistanis.You 'think' you love your country? I am a dual National serving the Government of Pakistan after leaving my lucrative career abroad but even I have selfish reasons of staying in my own country, close to family and friends.
Speaking of credit, the remittances which are sent legally are doing wonders for the country and for the economy but that is a byproduct of the entire process and not the express target or desire of the remitter. So while Pakistan does eventually benefit from the remittances, the primary intention of the remitter is not to benefit Pakistan but to send money for the sustenance of family back home; the consequential benefit to Pakistan is inconsequential to the remitter.
Besides, sending money through any other hundi/hawala channel is illegal, both in Pakistan and abroad and those who are caught are charged under AML Act amongst other laws; and prosecuted, so use the unofficial channel at your own peril and that of the receiver here in Pakistan.
Yar one of my points was that a few hundred stood up save IK while many thousands enjoy the gatherings he arranges. Where as when religious leaders call in, the numbers are same in both occasions. Majority of Pakistan lives in rural areas, most of them follow religious parties. The educated lot sits in cities, most of them maybe PTI fans but a portion of them are also voters of N and PPP.Do you think the destruction would have happened had police reached out to Imran Khan like they do with all others? Like they have done to Maryam Nawaz etc.
Police came with full force.. with water cannons, tear gas, they should have expected the retaliation. Even intelligentsia sometimes retaliates physically (historic events in other countries are evidence of that).
Even then, not a single police officer was killed or even seriously injured. Had they been maulana's or TLP's members, they would have killed many policemen. I say this often on this forum, Altaf Hussain would have got a separate country if he had similar numbers in support.
Regarding numbers, the videos I have seen, they tell a different story. Minar Pakistan's park was completely filled, people who couldn't enter the ground were standing outside.. I don't know the size of the ground so can't tell the approximate number.. but this one has broken all the records.. I usually listen to Habib Akram (he is the only unbiased in my opinion). If he is saying that it has broken all the records, then you should add a few thousands to the last one.
You see IK has no idea about Human Resources both as a PM and then a small example of Zaman Park. IM wants blind fan following. He could just claim his team of ministers had an impeccable character and never indulged in any wrongdoing when the country’s economy was going down the drain and all his ministers were failing professionally.