The Economist: A great deal of ruin in a nation

[Meesna]

Why Islam took a violent and intolerant turn in Pakistan, and where it might lead

Pakistan: A great deal of ruin in a nation | The Economist

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[Developereo]

The Economist used to be a great magazine but they have destroyed their credibility and reduced themsleves to tabloid status after their incessant string of "India is a tiger that will overtake China" pandering.

 

[EjazR]

^^^When the IMF and world bank report that India's GDP growth rate for 2010 was 10.4% ahead of China's 10.3% for the same year, is it really "pandering" if a magazine at least explores the question whether India will or atleast can overtake China atleast in terms of growth?

 

[jetti]

The main reason for people turning to jihad in pakistan is because of land ownersship. it is very concentrated in a few hands and this needs to change like in india when the concept of land for the tiller came about. This zamindari system has to be abl=olished and land should be forcibly taken away by those families owning hundreds and evern thousands of acres of farmland and given to the tillers who work on it. This will create a huge change in pakistan.

 

[Tshering22]

The Economist used to be a great magazine but they have destroyed their credibility and reduced themsleves to tabloid status after their incessant string of "India is a tiger that will overtake China" pandering.

And once again, you deny the credibility of any source that glorifies your most hated enemy. Denial is only bogging you down. I don't want to send you into a state of depression but it is clear that you don't know jack about present conditions in Pakistan except in theory.

 

[kanpur]

EACH AND EVERY AGENCY/PERSON WHICH REAVEAL TRUTH ABOUT PAKISTAN BUT FOR HIM THEY ARE LIE EITHER IT WILL ADB/WB OR OTHER AGENCIES ONLY THEY ARE TRUE.

 

[Developereo]

And once again, you deny the credibility of any source that glorifies your most hated enemy. Denial is only bogging you down. I don't want to send you into a state of depression but it is clear that you don't know jack about present conditions in Pakistan except in theory.

We know about Pakistan's problems. We don't need schadenfreudian Indians or their tabloid sycophants obsessing over it.

 

[r3alist]

The economist is the mouthpiece for global elites, ofcourse Pakistan is going through times if hardship but that doesn't mean it should be beaten into submission, which is what some hyaenas want.