"The Economic situation is deteriorating so quickly that within 1.5 months, none of us will be discussing politics or army chief" - Hammad Azhar

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

I think the saddest part of all this is, Pakistan was finally on the track to prosperity, 6% growth in back to back years during a worldwide pandemic while dealing with record global oil prices is something to be proud of.

Its has as if Mir Bajwa and Co swept the rug from under our feet, now we are stuck with nose diving economy which will take years to come stableize.

In my opinion in the next 30 years, unless something drastic happens, which is nothing short of a revolution, Pakistan will always remain the same, a country teetering on the brink of collapse with a constant need of outside aid. In the same 30 years we will watch as India enters top 3 in GDP.

and even more depressing part is, their children/relatives have audacity to still come and lecture us about ethics/strategy, while the establishment literally drowned a functioning economy with 6% GDP growth through their crooked policies and imposing govt of dacoits.

A Prime Minister who was building shelter for poor, uplifiting their living standard from grass root level, sitting and eating with them on same table

vs

A PM who says beggars cant be choosers, my investor is my master... grabs hand of every leader, shoe polishing, no self-respect.. mentally unstable.

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This is undoubtedly the greatest tragedy of Pakistan after 1971 separation of Eastern arm (Bangladesh)

 

[Baburfromsarmarkand]

Well at least is Pakistan dies in the dustbin of history, the army and DHA will follow. The host will die. We should be like Iceland or Finland - no need for a massive army which is larger on paper than France and UK but in reality cannot even make or export anything of value in terms of military equipment.
And all these ugly monuments like milar e pakistan will finally be forgotten and overshadowd by the prior empires monuments.

 

[epebble]

Talking of unrealised potential, 2 men in India combined run conglomerates with higher value than the GDP of Pakistan.

Adani group run by Gautam Adani Worlds third richest man after Musk and Bezos worth $222 Billion
and Mukesh Ambani's Reliance group worth $229 Billion
Pakistan's GDP 2021 $346 Billion


And of course I have not included the TATA group

Talking of personalities, Apple had a revenue of $230 Billion. Steve Job's (biological) father was Abdulfattah Jandali, a Syrian immigrant. Amazon had a revenue of $178 Billion. Jeff Bezos' father Miguel Bezos is a Cuban immigrant.

 

[Baburfromsarmarkand]

ersonalities, Apple had a revenue of $230 Billion. Steve Job's (biological) father was Abdulfattah Jandali, a Syrian immigrant. Amazon had a revenue of $178 Billion. Jeff Bezos' father Miguel Bezos is a Cuban im

And the TATA family is Parsi in descent, I dont know why origin matters, obviously Syria is not a good business environment. The opportunities are in the land, not within the people. In the past people from Europe used to come to the Indian empires to set up shop and attain the vast riches. They would need a firman from the kings. Now the wealth is in the West, East Asia and talented ppl go there