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PM Imran Khan will ask for vote of confidence

Only Lip talk by PTI. PTI in past 2.5 years have not controlled the situation too, everything expensive, all money budget gone to Army - Daily items most expensive, petrol, sugar, gas, electricity everything is very expensive. Imran Khan must show real progress not just mere words. Punjab is destroyed, Lahore has gone down, no investment in Sialkot, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Pindi, Islambad, Karachi, Sindh, CPEC, Balochistan, and KPK.

Pakistan is not a welfare state but a overly priced expensive state now, where poor are becoming more poor.
2.5 years mai nawaz apni tabiat sahi nahi kar saka ap ko 2.5 years mai country sahi chaye wah lol
 
2.5 years mai nawaz apni tabiat sahi nahi kar saka ap ko 2.5 years mai country sahi chaye wah lol
Notification issued for vote of confidence
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at the same time establishment doesn't want PTI to get too strong to challenge them. That's why they are supporting corrupt mafia to keep balance of power, otherwise they could have banned MQM and have taken serious steps toward PMLN but they didn't.


In Pakistan people's crazy minds👇

The establishment
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The reality of PPP/PMLN scum
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All that is left is Imran Khan, Allah SWT help him and Pakistan
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at the same time establishment doesn't want PTI to get too strong to challenge them. That's why they are supporting corrupt mafia to keep balance of power, otherwise they could have banned MQM and have taken serious action against PMLN but they didn't.
yeah that is true. establishment won't let alone turn into another bhutto or gongla sharif. a good way to avoid this mistrust is to make constitutional amendments where the military & judicial deep state is considered as a stake holder in everything & get their approvals in all matters of national importance. kinda a like a constitutional security counsel.
 
I repeat

The country was taking loans to buy imports and artificially fix our currency wasting BILLIONS

I am not asking you to be a genius, I am just asking you not to be blind and stupid

Being blind will be if someone challenges the higher imports during PML but being stupid will be when someone questions the 'imports' without going into the details of what was being imported. Perhaps some investment of time in CPEC and related imports during PML may be in order?
 
Being blind will be if someone challenges the higher imports during PML but being stupid will be when someone questions the 'imports' without going into the details of what was being imported. Perhaps some investment of time in CPEC and related imports during PML may be in order?
Imports are not free lunch. They must be financed through external debt or exports. As exports declined during PMLN and external debt exploded, hence these imports were devastating for Pakistan in the long run.
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This piece of lies has already been debunked many times starting with the lie that Ishaq Dollar won prize of bestest economist in Asia

I thought you were simply an ignorant; but evidently you cannot read or maybe you can read but are unable to understand. Who here said anything about Ishaq Dar's Award being given by the IMF??? Or maybe you are just a habitual liar and like to sidestep and deceive other members on the forum??



If economy was so great in 2018, why Pakistan was forced to IMF doorstep again?
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Why don't you ask the person whom you follow, the Munafiq-e-Aala, the one who categorically stated that he would commit suicide before going to the IMF.
 
Who here said anything about Ishaq Dar's Award being given by the IMF???
The ministries of finance and planning and development had claimed that the Emerging Markets is a World Bank and IMF publication and that it was a matter of honour for the country that the publication bestowed these awards to Pakistani political personalities.

“Emerging Markets is an independent publication,” said Harald Finger, the Washington-based chief of the IMF mission for Pakistan, while addressing a press conference from Washington through a video-link. He was responding to a question about whether he congratulated Finance Minister Dar on winning IMF/WB Best South Asia Minister award.


“The IMF is not involved with the Emerging Markets publication,” said Wafa Amr, IMF’s Washington-based media contact person for Pakistan, who was also present at the occasion.
Why don't you ask the person whom you follow, the Munafiq-e-Aala, the one who categorically stated that he would commit suicide before going to the IMF.
IK didn't say he would commit suicide if Pakistan was to default by not going to IMF. IK's ego is not bigger than his loyalty to Pakistan.
 
Imports are not free lunch. They must be financed through external debt or exports. As exports declined during PMLN and external debt exploded, hence these imports were devastating for Pakistan in the long run.

Ok, let me try and explain yet again, we were importing machinary, raw material and other items which were 'essential' for CPEC, for Power Generation etc., which was required to set the base for an economy that would eventually become export oriented. Everything that we needed to become export oriented had to be IMPORTED!




You must have posted the above graph, and related import material maybe a few hundred times on this forum......have you ever, even once, bothered to go into the details of what was actually being imported that created this effect? Was NS or Dar importing goods for their own houses?




Do you even know who you need to thank for the increase in export? with availability of sufficient power and machinery for the industry? Or perhaps you are led to believe, which wouldn't be difficult in your case, that all the businessmen were sitting idle with switched of plants and industry during PML tenure for some ulterior motive by the PML.




This again refers to our higher imports which were because of ............ ??? It shouldn't be too hard after all the hints you have been provided left, right and center.




And again.....

Well, here is another easy example:

A person has a loan of Rs. 1000 which he has to pay out of his income of Rs. 50/month out of which he also has to accommodate his expenses. He takes on another Rs. 1000 note to establish a business. It takes him some time to establish the business, to rent a suitable space, install the required machinery, recruit the needed man power, get orders, procure raw material, train resources, produce goods and supply them. During this period, his spreadsheed looks awful as now he has a debt of Rs. 2000 and he is still earning Rs. 50 (from his job). However, as soon as his business comes online and he starts making a profit, the debt starts looking managable.

After a while, the same person wants to expand his business and gets a loan of Rs. 5000; but since his income is now Rs. 300, that 5000 loan looks more manageable than the Rs. 1000 initial loan was at his Rs. 50 salary. In other words, with a growing economy, one can sustain a larger debt for eventual pay off when his investments come due.

On the other hand, if someone causes a loss to the point where the economy not only nose dives but actually contracts, then even small loans start crushing.



The ministries of finance and planning and development had claimed that the Emerging Markets is a World Bank and IMF publication and that it was a matter of honour for the country that the publication bestowed these awards to Pakistani political personalities.

“Emerging Markets is an independent publication,” said Harald Finger, the Washington-based chief of the IMF mission for Pakistan, while addressing a press conference from Washington through a video-link. He was responding to a question about whether he congratulated Finance Minister Dar on winning IMF/WB Best South Asia Minister award.


“The IMF is not involved with the Emerging Markets publication,” said Wafa Amr, IMF’s Washington-based media contact person for Pakistan, who was also present at the occasion.

What is important is what I said and posted, I am not responsible for anyone else. And I never mentioned anything about IMF. However, the Emerging Markets publication did honor Dar with the award and they are not your average Joe's who write articles on whims in Dawn............



IK didn't say he would commit suicide if Pakistan was to default by not going to IMF. IK's ego is not bigger than his loyalty to Pakistan.

Hmmm......so there were conditions to his suicide, in reference to going to the IMF. I must have missed the fine print!

As for your insinuation about IK being loyal, the fact that important country visits by Turkish, Chinese and perhaps even the Russian premiers were blocked by IK during his Dharna should have been enough, if not for the attack of his minions on state institutions with the help of Qadri and Co.
 
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Ok, let me try and explain yet again, we were importing machinary, raw material and other items which were 'essential' for CPEC, for Power Generation etc., which was required to set the base for an economy that would eventually become export oriented
OK now that we have the most expensive CPEC electricity in the region and surplus energy, where is the promised export growth? You do know that Pakistan can't compete in export market with this electricity price?
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Was NS or Dar importing goods for their own houses?
No, they were importing goods to get artificial GDP growth on import consumption.
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with availability of sufficient power and machinery for the industry?
Availability of sufficient power was not the problem but affordable power. Pakistan still has the most expensive electricity in the region despite surplus power post CPEC.
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On the other hand, if someone causes a loss to the point where the economy not only nose dives but actually contracts, then even small loans start crushing.
An economy that was driven by import consumption instead of export growth was bound to contract during the stabilization phase.
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Thus, PML-N can’t be solely held responsible for the trade deficit. The structural changes in the economy, which predated the PML-N regime, are partly to blame. However, the trade deficit reached unprecedented proportions under PML-N rule.

@maverick1977 this is from the source you gave. The defence that imports increased because of CPEC investments does not hold water. The imports for 2017-18 exceeded exports by $40 billion. The year prior about $35 billion. In just two years this is $75 billion. By 2018 CPEC expenditure was below $20 billion. So how you explain imports reach the skies after CPEC investment of less than $20 billion. Were the Chinese importing gold plated diggers and diamond encrusted hard hats?

Hint: Most of the imports were on superflous items like cars, cofee and designer clothing fueled by strong rupee held up by borrowed dollars. Dar-economics was about borrowing money to make imports cheaper.

As the local Sikh shop keeper says "wah-G, wah-G"
 
As for your insinuation about IK being loyal, the fact that important country visits by Turkish, Chinese and perhaps even the Russian premiers were blocked by IK during his Dharna
Dharna was happening in a small chowk of Islamabad. It wasn't blocking anything.
The imports for 2017-18 exceeded exports by $40 billion. The year prior about $35 billion. In just two years this is $75 billion. By 2018 CPEC expenditure was below $20 billion. So how you explain imports reach the skies after CPEC investment of less than $20 billion.
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Being blind will be if someone challenges the higher imports during PML but being stupid will be when someone questions the 'imports' without going into the details of what was being imported. Perhaps some investment of time in CPEC and related imports during PML may be in order?

everything under the sun was being imported. even dog food. fricking dog food.
 
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