Jango
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Gotta agree with symptom 9 and 7.
Symptom 9 hold especially true.
Media has a large share of shifting the blame of the energy crises to the current government, (don't make a mistake, I hate these goons as much as you do, and they have also done really bad for the energy and everything), but a big problem of this energy crises was going on from 20 years. For the last 20 years, no progress was being made, and the debt kept on increasing.
Now, if we just do subsidy and line chori, then we may get electricity now, and we don't do anything in power production now, then 10 years later, even more loadshedding will happen, electricity might even be a rarity.
But the media has done it as if, if a guy takes his child to secrete in Mayo Hospitals ward and hallways (yes, ankhon dekha haal hai, well not mine, but a relative doctor of mine), even that is blamed on Zardari.
Symptom 9 hold especially true.
Media has a large share of shifting the blame of the energy crises to the current government, (don't make a mistake, I hate these goons as much as you do, and they have also done really bad for the energy and everything), but a big problem of this energy crises was going on from 20 years. For the last 20 years, no progress was being made, and the debt kept on increasing.
Now, if we just do subsidy and line chori, then we may get electricity now, and we don't do anything in power production now, then 10 years later, even more loadshedding will happen, electricity might even be a rarity.
But the media has done it as if, if a guy takes his child to secrete in Mayo Hospitals ward and hallways (yes, ankhon dekha haal hai, well not mine, but a relative doctor of mine), even that is blamed on Zardari.