nope ... it makes emulation of china a little tricky
For all intents and purposes, India is a banana republic, a wretched place...
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Online sexual harrasment dude you just invented a new word.Wow, your gayish post gave me creeps
Posts reported for "online sexual harassment" against forum's member, hopefully this will help to steer you to get back on the right track
Atlast chinese do some invention rather then copying.
And how do you rate your own pakistan for that,let me hear from you.
Yes i agree or may be some medicine effect.
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Pakistan got the best part of India to live in climatically, rich in mineral resources and low in population. India has to carry states like UP, Bihar which are comparable to sub Saharan Africa in nutrition and per capita wealth and on top of it some of the most overpopulated regions in the world. The spillover from that region is pulling back the rest of India as well in everything from literacy statistics to per capita income.
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You are exactly rite that is the reason pakistan is competing with JAPAN and GERMANY.
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How Pakistan and chinese slaves take stock of terror infested areas in their country?
By not preparing any report at all, but they have no problem at the reports on red alert areas prepared by Indians.
Going by their logic of greatness of chinese IQ they should be able to shine better than other communities in a competitive environment. Let's take US as a sample of the performance of chinese (they are free birds) abilities.
- chinese Americans average earning $68,000 (including Taiwanese Chinese).
- Indian Americans $105,000
That's a difference of $37,000, they are not in competition with Indians at all. These slaves even when they have become free birds they are not able to compete with Indians in a open competitive society.
What would be a 5 cent comfusionist slave bot reply to this fact?
Ans: chinese Americans would have earned more than Indians in china because their IQ flew away when they migrated to US and become free birds.
Instantly the 5 cent slavebots and their political slaves will fall upon each other in thanking that post.
Dear chinese slavebots, hear from me. Just because you people are able to act in unison and create more noise about India in social media doesn't mean that you can bring the freedom loving Indian civilization under your control. We have won your civilization without firing a shot in the past and now will do the same in future too with bullet, if needed.
Don't ask me how we have won you in the past, please use your IQ, of course others will use their brain but bots have only IQ in them as per the comfusionist party order.
By not preparing any report at all, but they have no problem at the reports on red alert areas prepared by Indians.
Going by their logic of greatness of chinese IQ they should be able to shine better than other communities in a competitive environment. Let's take US as a sample of the performance of chinese (they are free birds) abilities.
- chinese Americans average earning $68,000 (including Taiwanese Chinese).
- Indian Americans $105,000
That's a difference of $37,000, they are not in competition with Indians at all. These slaves even when they have become free birds they are not able to compete with Indians in a open competitive society.
What would be a 5 cent comfusionist slave bot reply to this fact?
Ans: chinese Americans would have earned more than Indians in china because their IQ flew away when they migrated to US and become free birds.
Instantly the 5 cent slavebots and their political slaves will fall upon each other in thanking that post.
Dear chinese slavebots, hear from me. Just because you people are able to act in unison and create more noise about India in social media doesn't mean that you can bring the freedom loving Indian civilization under your control. We have won your civilization without firing a shot in the past and now will do the same in future too with bullet, if needed.
Don't ask me how we have won you in the past, please use your IQ, of course others will use their brain but bots have only IQ in them as per the comfusionist party order.
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@Kaptaan u don't have to look anywhere to know what a banana republic is
More than 2 million Pakistanis live as "modern slaves," according to the 2016 Global Slavery Index, which ranks Pakistan in the top three offending countries that still enslave people, some as farm workers, others at brick kilns or as household staff. Sometimes the workers are beaten or chained to keep them from fleeing.
"They have no rights, and their women and girls are the most vulnerable," says Ghulam Hayder, whose Green Rural Development Organization works to free Pakistan's bonded laborers.
An estimated 1,000 young Christian and Hindu girls, most of them underage and impoverished, are taken from their homes each year, converted to Islam and married, said a report by the South Asia Partnership organization.
http://www.ndtv.com/world-news/hind...-settle-debt-1641081?pfrom=home-lateststories
More than 2 million Pakistanis live as "modern slaves," according to the 2016 Global Slavery Index, which ranks Pakistan in the top three offending countries that still enslave people, some as farm workers, others at brick kilns or as household staff. Sometimes the workers are beaten or chained to keep them from fleeing.
"They have no rights, and their women and girls are the most vulnerable," says Ghulam Hayder, whose Green Rural Development Organization works to free Pakistan's bonded laborers.
An estimated 1,000 young Christian and Hindu girls, most of them underage and impoverished, are taken from their homes each year, converted to Islam and married, said a report by the South Asia Partnership organization.
http://www.ndtv.com/world-news/hind...-settle-debt-1641081?pfrom=home-lateststories
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India’s “War on Cash”: The Demonetization Blitzkrieg. The “Ice Nine” Solution
Sridhar Chakravarthi Raman
This war has been in full swing in Europe and the U.S. for a long time. Governments plan to use negative interest rates, confiscatory taxes and other techniques to rob savers of their wealth. In order to do this, they have to force savings into digital accounts at large government-controlled banks.As long as savers can hold cash, they can avoid many of these confiscation techniques. Therefore, governments must eliminate cash. Jim Rickards- author of The Road to Ruin.
The demonetization blitzkrieg of the NDA government was served to the unsuspecting Indian public as a moral crusade to destroy the twin evils of black money and counterfeit notes. But as the days went by the stated objects of the demonetization fell apart and the government did a series of embarrassing flip flops to put forth the view that the object was to usher in a cashless society where the digitally baptized citizens would swipe their plastic cards and waft to and fro in digital wallets with consummate ease.If the overt objectives of the demonetization, i.e eradication of black money and counterfeit notes were indeed laughable, then other concerns about its covert objectives gave rise to legitimate concerns. What then is the hidden agenda of the demonetization exercise?
The answer lies in the crisis plaguing the Indian Public sector banks. Beset by bad debts caused by profligate borrowing by the corporate elites the public sector banks are saddled with non performing asset (NPA). Conservative estimates place the NPA at Rs 6 trillion 1 . Moreover, ‘gross non-performing assets (NPAs) rose to 9.5 per cent of total advances in 2015-16, up from five per cent the year before.’2 The bad news keeps piling up ‘But as most banks didn’t adequately provide for these loans, it has put pressure on their solvency position. If PSBs were to currently provide for all their bad loans, it would erode 66 per cent of their total net worth..’ 3 The PSU banks have reported a loss of Rs 17,672 crore in 2015-16, down from a profit of Rs 36,350 crore in 2014-15.’4 This has a ripple effect ‘their stock prices have tanked, eroding crores of rupees in market capitalisation. The Nifty PSU Bank Index declined from a high of 4,419.25 in January 2015 to 2,913 on July 20, 2016.’5
Another nail in bank sector’s coffin appears to be severe erosion in the bank deposit base. As a business report states ‘Indian banks are staring at a deposit erosion of Rs 1.5-2 lakh crore between September and November as foreign currency non-resident deposits (FCNR) mobilized in 2013 mature around that time. This could result in an acute liquidity shortage and a possible de-growth of balance sheets.’ The savings from the household sector fell to 9.8% of GDP reaching the lowest level in 25 years.6
Thus deposits being mobilized from the household sector of the economy appear grim.The problem of liquidity crunch and the accumulating corporate bad loans is made worse in a fractional reserve banking system where the mountain of credit rests on a sliver of liquidity base.In the event of financial panic involving banks, investors would take their deposit from banks in physical cash and bolt for safety. There are basically two approaches to the problem. First is to make money readily available to satisfy the demand and hoping thereby to calm the panic and stop the bank run. This is a classic central bank function as the lender of last resort.
The second approach is to say no and freeze the system. This approach is also called “Ice Nine”.7 The term “Ice Nine” is from the novel “Cat’s Cradle” written by Kurt Vonnegut in 1963. This substance was discovered by a character in the book, a Dr. Felix Hoenikker, which could freeze another molecule of water when it came into contact with it. “Ice Nine” had the awesome capacity to freeze rivers, lakes and oceans. In a financial panic, a “Ice Nine” approach means taking draconian measures to prevent or severely restrict withdrawal of physical cash from bank accounts, shutting down ATM’s and ordering asset managers not to sell securities. In other words this means financial repression or lockdown.8
“Ice Nine” was put to deadly effect in the Cyprus banking crisis in 2012 and the Greek sovereign crisis in 2015. The financial repression was brutally enforced: Banks were shut down and the ATM machines were taken out. The banks blocked the depositors from withdrawing physical cash from their accounts. A mad scramble for cash started. In Cyprus the Laiki Bank was shut down and the bank of Cyprus was restructured by the govt. Deposits above the insured amount of e 100,000 was transferred to a bad bank where the chance of recovering any sum was next to impossible. At the bank of Cyprus, the meat cleaver was applied with deadly effect: around 47.5% of the uninsured deposits over Euro 100000 were used to recapitalize the bank.9 Financial commentators whose humour was on the dark side called it the Cyprus haircut. Some called it a bail-in. Others called it simply an officially sanctioned theft.
The Cyprus haircut got policy status in the newly formed global organization by G20 called the Financial Stability Board (FSB). In an arcane technical report FSB made it clear that in the event of bank losses the depositors should absorb the losses. The bank deposits could be used to write down and convert into equity all or parts of the unsecured deposit lying with the bank.The Cyprus haircut was applied with deadly effect in the Greek crisis during 2015. The modus operandi was the same: the banks were shut down and the ATM machines stopped dispensing cash. Credit cards were declined by merchants and the people resorted to quasi barter system to keep trade and commerce going. Depositors realized that their bank deposit was not theirs and could be frozen any time. In other words they could get a Cyprus haircut.
The demonetization shock therapy administered by the corporate friendly neo-liberal government of Modi could in all probability be another bail-in for the Public sector banks plundered by the corporate elites. Ominously the key ingredient “Ice Nine” (freezing or restricting cash withdrawals) seems to be essential part of the package.The government’s “Ice Nine” has grave implications for the household sector savings in bank accounts. This includes senior citizens having deposits in the banks who are struggling against medical and other costs and who are dependent on interest from fixed deposits. Will their sequestered cash lying frozen in bank accounts be used to wipe out the bad bank debts of the corporate elites? Will the sequestered bank deposits suffer negative rate of interest from which there is no escape?
At risk is also the informal sector of day workers, small businesses and farmers who would be locked in digital wallets and pummeled by transaction costs, bank fees and service taxes. Gone are the days when one could withdraw cash freely and transact without burdensome charges or fees. It is standard operating procedure for governments wedded to neo-liberal policies to lessen corporate tax and income tax in favour of regressive indirect taxes, levies, and charges falling on the wretched of the earth. For neo-liberal ideologues there is no greater pleasure than in extracting wealth from the bottom of the pyramid.
With “Ice Nine” in place for freezing cash in bank accounts or digital wallets, it is unlikely that the meek shall inherit a digital Eldorado. In a deadly run up to a cashless society it is more probable that they shall get a surgical haircut- Cyprus style.
C R Sridhar
Notes
1 http://www.firstpost.com/business/r...the-bad-loan-story-turning-scary-2822560.html
2 http://www.business-standard.com/ar...em-in-public-sector-banks-116072400718_1.html
3 ibid
4 ibid
5 ibid
6 www.livemint.com /Money/PMP0KTB4R8qvV0S1hulj0K/Household-gross-financial-savings-as-percentage-of-
GDP-lowes.html
7 The Road to Ruin-James Rickards- chapter This is the end.
8 ibid
9 www.rt.com /business/cyprus-crisis-bailout-deposit-631/
Sridhar Chakravarthi Raman
This war has been in full swing in Europe and the U.S. for a long time. Governments plan to use negative interest rates, confiscatory taxes and other techniques to rob savers of their wealth. In order to do this, they have to force savings into digital accounts at large government-controlled banks.As long as savers can hold cash, they can avoid many of these confiscation techniques. Therefore, governments must eliminate cash. Jim Rickards- author of The Road to Ruin.
The demonetization blitzkrieg of the NDA government was served to the unsuspecting Indian public as a moral crusade to destroy the twin evils of black money and counterfeit notes. But as the days went by the stated objects of the demonetization fell apart and the government did a series of embarrassing flip flops to put forth the view that the object was to usher in a cashless society where the digitally baptized citizens would swipe their plastic cards and waft to and fro in digital wallets with consummate ease.If the overt objectives of the demonetization, i.e eradication of black money and counterfeit notes were indeed laughable, then other concerns about its covert objectives gave rise to legitimate concerns. What then is the hidden agenda of the demonetization exercise?
The answer lies in the crisis plaguing the Indian Public sector banks. Beset by bad debts caused by profligate borrowing by the corporate elites the public sector banks are saddled with non performing asset (NPA). Conservative estimates place the NPA at Rs 6 trillion 1 . Moreover, ‘gross non-performing assets (NPAs) rose to 9.5 per cent of total advances in 2015-16, up from five per cent the year before.’2 The bad news keeps piling up ‘But as most banks didn’t adequately provide for these loans, it has put pressure on their solvency position. If PSBs were to currently provide for all their bad loans, it would erode 66 per cent of their total net worth..’ 3 The PSU banks have reported a loss of Rs 17,672 crore in 2015-16, down from a profit of Rs 36,350 crore in 2014-15.’4 This has a ripple effect ‘their stock prices have tanked, eroding crores of rupees in market capitalisation. The Nifty PSU Bank Index declined from a high of 4,419.25 in January 2015 to 2,913 on July 20, 2016.’5
Another nail in bank sector’s coffin appears to be severe erosion in the bank deposit base. As a business report states ‘Indian banks are staring at a deposit erosion of Rs 1.5-2 lakh crore between September and November as foreign currency non-resident deposits (FCNR) mobilized in 2013 mature around that time. This could result in an acute liquidity shortage and a possible de-growth of balance sheets.’ The savings from the household sector fell to 9.8% of GDP reaching the lowest level in 25 years.6
Thus deposits being mobilized from the household sector of the economy appear grim.The problem of liquidity crunch and the accumulating corporate bad loans is made worse in a fractional reserve banking system where the mountain of credit rests on a sliver of liquidity base.In the event of financial panic involving banks, investors would take their deposit from banks in physical cash and bolt for safety. There are basically two approaches to the problem. First is to make money readily available to satisfy the demand and hoping thereby to calm the panic and stop the bank run. This is a classic central bank function as the lender of last resort.
The second approach is to say no and freeze the system. This approach is also called “Ice Nine”.7 The term “Ice Nine” is from the novel “Cat’s Cradle” written by Kurt Vonnegut in 1963. This substance was discovered by a character in the book, a Dr. Felix Hoenikker, which could freeze another molecule of water when it came into contact with it. “Ice Nine” had the awesome capacity to freeze rivers, lakes and oceans. In a financial panic, a “Ice Nine” approach means taking draconian measures to prevent or severely restrict withdrawal of physical cash from bank accounts, shutting down ATM’s and ordering asset managers not to sell securities. In other words this means financial repression or lockdown.8
“Ice Nine” was put to deadly effect in the Cyprus banking crisis in 2012 and the Greek sovereign crisis in 2015. The financial repression was brutally enforced: Banks were shut down and the ATM machines were taken out. The banks blocked the depositors from withdrawing physical cash from their accounts. A mad scramble for cash started. In Cyprus the Laiki Bank was shut down and the bank of Cyprus was restructured by the govt. Deposits above the insured amount of e 100,000 was transferred to a bad bank where the chance of recovering any sum was next to impossible. At the bank of Cyprus, the meat cleaver was applied with deadly effect: around 47.5% of the uninsured deposits over Euro 100000 were used to recapitalize the bank.9 Financial commentators whose humour was on the dark side called it the Cyprus haircut. Some called it a bail-in. Others called it simply an officially sanctioned theft.
The Cyprus haircut got policy status in the newly formed global organization by G20 called the Financial Stability Board (FSB). In an arcane technical report FSB made it clear that in the event of bank losses the depositors should absorb the losses. The bank deposits could be used to write down and convert into equity all or parts of the unsecured deposit lying with the bank.The Cyprus haircut was applied with deadly effect in the Greek crisis during 2015. The modus operandi was the same: the banks were shut down and the ATM machines stopped dispensing cash. Credit cards were declined by merchants and the people resorted to quasi barter system to keep trade and commerce going. Depositors realized that their bank deposit was not theirs and could be frozen any time. In other words they could get a Cyprus haircut.
The demonetization shock therapy administered by the corporate friendly neo-liberal government of Modi could in all probability be another bail-in for the Public sector banks plundered by the corporate elites. Ominously the key ingredient “Ice Nine” (freezing or restricting cash withdrawals) seems to be essential part of the package.The government’s “Ice Nine” has grave implications for the household sector savings in bank accounts. This includes senior citizens having deposits in the banks who are struggling against medical and other costs and who are dependent on interest from fixed deposits. Will their sequestered cash lying frozen in bank accounts be used to wipe out the bad bank debts of the corporate elites? Will the sequestered bank deposits suffer negative rate of interest from which there is no escape?
At risk is also the informal sector of day workers, small businesses and farmers who would be locked in digital wallets and pummeled by transaction costs, bank fees and service taxes. Gone are the days when one could withdraw cash freely and transact without burdensome charges or fees. It is standard operating procedure for governments wedded to neo-liberal policies to lessen corporate tax and income tax in favour of regressive indirect taxes, levies, and charges falling on the wretched of the earth. For neo-liberal ideologues there is no greater pleasure than in extracting wealth from the bottom of the pyramid.
With “Ice Nine” in place for freezing cash in bank accounts or digital wallets, it is unlikely that the meek shall inherit a digital Eldorado. In a deadly run up to a cashless society it is more probable that they shall get a surgical haircut- Cyprus style.
C R Sridhar
Notes
1 http://www.firstpost.com/business/r...the-bad-loan-story-turning-scary-2822560.html
2 http://www.business-standard.com/ar...em-in-public-sector-banks-116072400718_1.html
3 ibid
4 ibid
5 ibid
6 www.livemint.com /Money/PMP0KTB4R8qvV0S1hulj0K/Household-gross-financial-savings-as-percentage-of-
GDP-lowes.html
7 The Road to Ruin-James Rickards- chapter This is the end.
8 ibid
9 www.rt.com /business/cyprus-crisis-bailout-deposit-631/
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Do you realize your hypocrisy here? In the bottom paragraph you are doing exactly what you are accusing Indians of. Taking the absolute number of poors in India and comparing that with the population of Pakistan which is seven times smaller meanwhile conveniently forgetting that population of Pakistan is not even counted since past twenty years now. It can be 180 million or 300 million, God only knows.
If I remember a certain queen, Chinese are extremely rude and undiplomatic. Judging by the behaviour of Chinese in this forum and those whom I have met in the US, I am more than convinced of that. Chinese are not super humble humans and they are showing the exact same behaviour of nouveau riche.
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I don't think the Chinese on these forums are representative of Chinese in real life. Every single one I've met has been humble and kind.
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Same can be said of majority of Indian posters here, Infact worse.. Add to that very insecure as well.. Ask any non Indian
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I am assuming that you are a native of United States. You need to understand the Asian--by the way that includes us Indians as well--mentality a bit to decode their behaviour. For them, usually the europeans are respectable, at least on the surface, and people from Asia itself are fair game in the global shitfest. It is not only applicable to Chinese only. Japanese have also done the same in their time.
Infact, while the race based reasoning is shunned in the west, at least in public discourse, in Asia people go to most absurd kind of lengths to show that they have a unique and often superior racial background. Heck, even here in this forum, folks from Pakistan and Indian --who have a lot of similarities with each other, in every sense of the word-- will try their best to prove that they are a separate race, much superior to every Indian or Pakistani and that is the reason why they split and that is the reason why Bangladeshi were never meant to be together with them.
I agree, I am just pointing that Chinese are not what Kaptaan-saab is painting them to be and their shit also stinks.
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I'm a Sikh not flying the Indian flag because Indians start calling me a Khalistani false flagger
Chinese on this forum tend to troll Indians for obvious reasons, they are the nationalist ones who are motivated enough to go on the internet and on a Pakistani forum nonetheless. The average Chinese doesn't care and is interested in buying a house in America and how to get their kids to be born there so they can get American citizenship. They are the least bothered about what is happening in India or Pakistan, sorry that's the truth. They are nice people nonetheless, highly educated and with a low rate of crime.lol.
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A dysfunctional state produces such violence against weak and vulnerable...
https://defence.pk/threads/a-group-...alled-out-when-one-of-them-groped-her.468615/
https://defence.pk/threads/a-group-...alled-out-when-one-of-them-groped-her.468615/
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The best and brightest of the 1billion +Indians almost all left India. Many are in the US. Of course Indians will have higher than average income. LOL
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