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Why Mullah Omar's death means little to India

brother clear me few things
--- they are building the corridor so tht distance travelled by chinese ship carrying goods specially oil to be reduced so wht is in there for u.
--- they will be running the port where also they will uses chinese labour
--- chinese company is building the corridor mean chinese will their labour
--- also there is no tariff charge on good tht are been transported through this corridor
--- also they are not specially building this corridor for u

wht r u getting from all of this corridor please tell me
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cause it will lead to making of a new middle class who will get employment in making and maintaing this corridoar and a covert assurence that india will never attack pakistan or the parts where corriidoar is bieng built (main reason why PMLN wants it to pass thru punjab and PPP wants it too pass thru sindh):coffee:
 
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cause it will lead to making of a new middle class who will get employment in making and maintaing this corridoar and a covert assurence that india will never attack pakistan or the parts where corriidoar is bieng built (main reason why PMLN wants it to pass thru punjab and PPP wants it too pass thru sindh):coffee:

bro chinese always employs their own labour they r going to use pakistan labour but in minimal quantity thts for sure.

• However, only USD 6 billion of the investment is for improvement of facilities in and around Gwadar, and another USD 5 billion has been set aside for metro for Lahore and railway track from Karachi to Peshawar

• Reports of the corridor being a network of rail, road and pipelines is a myth

• Around USD 33.8 billion is for renewable energy projects to tackle Pakistan’s energy crisis; but Chinese power companies have pulled out of such commitments before on grounds of non-feasibility For example in January 2015, Chinese investors pulled out of a 6600 MW power project in Baluchistan’s Gadani

• Work stopped on 5 Chinese power projects in Punjab that generated 6600 MW

• Though Pakistan’s installed capacity is 22,800 MW to meet current demand of 19,000 MW, it produces only 12,000 MW

• Circular debt standing at USD 5 billion confronts Pakistan’s energy sector

• Gwadar is also less crucial to China as it is expensive to pump or carry oil or gas over the Karakoram range to Xinjiang

• There is a problem of resources as well. 4 of 6 thermal power projects for which agreements have been signed are predicated in imported coal as against imported furnace oil from which 60% of Pakistan’s power is generated

• Moreover, solar power projects in Pakistan are not as cheap as thermal power; sun will therefore set on these projects fast as well

• Money will be taken from old investors to pay off new ones; CPEC will remain a pipe dream

-- also wht i have heard the thermal plant tht chinese are supplying to pakistan are the same tht they are decommissioning in china to reduce pollution in their cities
 
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bro chinese always employs their own labour they r going to use pakistan labour but in minimal quantity thts for sure.

• However, only USD 6 billion of the investment is for improvement of facilities in and around Gwadar, and another USD 5 billion has been set aside for metro for Lahore and railway track from Karachi to Peshawar

• Reports of the corridor being a network of rail, road and pipelines is a myth

• Around USD 33.8 billion is for renewable energy projects to tackle Pakistan’s energy crisis; but Chinese power companies have pulled out of such commitments before on grounds of non-feasibility For example in January 2015, Chinese investors pulled out of a 6600 MW power project in Baluchistan’s Gadani

• Work stopped on 5 Chinese power projects in Punjab that generated 6600 MW

• Though Pakistan’s installed capacity is 22,800 MW to meet current demand of 19,000 MW, it produces only 12,000 MW

• Circular debt standing at USD 5 billion confronts Pakistan’s energy sector

• Gwadar is also less crucial to China as it is expensive to pump or carry oil or gas over the Karakoram range to Xinjiang

• There is a problem of resources as well. 4 of 6 thermal power projects for which agreements have been signed are predicated in imported coal as against imported furnace oil from which 60% of Pakistan’s power is generated

• Moreover, solar power projects in Pakistan are not as cheap as thermal power; sun will therefore set on these projects fast as well

• Money will be taken from old investors to pay off new ones; CPEC will remain a pipe dream

-- also wht i have heard the thermal plant tht chinese are supplying to pakistan are the same tht they are decommissioning in china to reduce pollution in their cities
who and why care for pakistan or CEPC when we have other options :azn: :coffee:
 
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bro chinese always employs their own labour they r going to use pakistan labour but in minimal quantity thts for sure.

• However, only USD 6 billion of the investment is for improvement of facilities in and around Gwadar, and another USD 5 billion has been set aside for metro for Lahore and railway track from Karachi to Peshawar

• Reports of the corridor being a network of rail, road and pipelines is a myth

• Around USD 33.8 billion is for renewable energy projects to tackle Pakistan’s energy crisis; but Chinese power companies have pulled out of such commitments before on grounds of non-feasibility For example in January 2015, Chinese investors pulled out of a 6600 MW power project in Baluchistan’s Gadani

• Work stopped on 5 Chinese power projects in Punjab that generated 6600 MW

• Though Pakistan’s installed capacity is 22,800 MW to meet current demand of 19,000 MW, it produces only 12,000 MW

• Circular debt standing at USD 5 billion confronts Pakistan’s energy sector

• Gwadar is also less crucial to China as it is expensive to pump or carry oil or gas over the Karakoram range to Xinjiang

• There is a problem of resources as well. 4 of 6 thermal power projects for which agreements have been signed are predicated in imported coal as against imported furnace oil from which 60% of Pakistan’s power is generated

• Moreover, solar power projects in Pakistan are not as cheap as thermal power; sun will therefore set on these projects fast as well

• Money will be taken from old investors to pay off new ones; CPEC will remain a pipe dream

-- also wht i have heard the thermal plant tht chinese are supplying to pakistan are the same tht they are decommissioning in china to reduce pollution in their cities

@Zarvan bro,your thoughts on this
 
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who and why care for pakistan or CEPC when we have other options :azn: :coffee:

just telling my views bro , actually was listening to all this long time , pakistani chest beating abt this project, so was just giving my views abt tht.

also our project chabahar port got delayed due to incompitence of last govt , delaying project for 3-4 year so lets see wht happens.
 
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just telling my views bro , actually was listening to all this long time , pakistani chest beating abt this project, so was just giving my views abt tht.
why get botherred about their chest thumping deu to CEPC they did the same when they jumped into USAs war against USSR now look at them

they will never learn the lessons and will keep on doing the same mistakes so better not waste your time on them

we are guests here and we should know that its a privlage to us to talk like that with owr enemies like that and they still encourage us in doing that so enjoy that i hope you know what i mean :cheers:
 
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why get botherred about their chest thumping deu to CEPC they did the same when they jumped into USAs war against USSR now look at them

they will never learn the lessons and will keep on doing the same mistakes so better not waste your time on them

we are guests here and we should know that its a privlage to us to talk like that with owr enemies like that and they still encourage us in doing that so enjoy that i hope you know what i mean :cheers:


thts the thing they never think about all these problems, they think first usa was thr saviour now china, every country think about their economic condition but they dont.
 
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trust me on this one ...... indian media hates pro india indians more than owr enemies combined :coffee:
the biggest enemy of India is its media, Media sensitized, propagate and create hype everything weather the issue is from military, politics, social, economical, religion etc.. and these things create short-temper, misbehave, depression etc in the society
 
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the biggest enemy of India is its media, Media sensitized, propagate and create hype everything weather the issue is from military, politics, social, economical, religion etc.. and these things create short-temper, misbehave, depression etc in the society
as some wise guy once said its not the argument which is responsible for things getting ugly in fact most of the time its the tone of the argument and i guess not just indian but media of every nation have to correct it... but will they is the main question :cheers:

thts the thing they never think about all these problems, they think first usa was thr saviour now china, every country think about their economic condition but they dont.
cause they think that making obstakels for their enemy in more important than anything else ;)

i think you know about the story of an angel who wanted to give boon to a person with rider that his neighbour will get twice and he asked to be blinded in his left eye ... baki aap khud jante ho :sarcastic:
 
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as some wise guy once said its not the argument which is responsible for things getting ugly in fact most of the time its the tone of the argument and i guess not just indian but media of every nation have to correct it..

well! Indian media is at the top spot in creating hype and sensitizing the every other issue.. you have to admit it..:agree:

but the sad thing is that the newcomers in Pakistani media industry is also heading to compete you in this regards.:cray:
 
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