Imran did call elections in 2022. He had Arif Alvi dissolve the Parliament which would have resulted in elections within 90 days.
He may have been declining in population leading up to that, but if we're to be honest he's been the biggest benefactor of PDM's terrible timing as the entire economic crisis has occurred under their watch. I do not believe that he would have been able to avert it entirely, but there was stronger confidence in the economy under PMIK and there's a good chance economic growth and debt repayment would have continued, albeit at a reduced pace. If anyone here is supporting PDM, ask yourself-what exactly have they done for you?
As far as debt deals, let's be real-we've faced a large banking crash in the last year because of the heavy interest rate hikes at the Fed and the end of easy money policies. Costs have gotten higher because of lower production levels everywhere, especially in the oil and gas sector and supply chain shortages in other areas.
The surplus PK had, while mainly debt driven, has disappeared in the last 12 months. Fuel costs are certainly part of that. But where's the rest?
Rana Sanaullah had the question for Imran today "Why should we hold talks with you?"
Well, Rana, it's pretty simple. Do you want a bloody revolt or do you want a peaceful Pakistan? You don't deserve to live freely after the atrocities you've enabled, but I suppose you will find a way out of it like you always do.
He may have been declining in population leading up to that, but if we're to be honest he's been the biggest benefactor of PDM's terrible timing as the entire economic crisis has occurred under their watch. I do not believe that he would have been able to avert it entirely, but there was stronger confidence in the economy under PMIK and there's a good chance economic growth and debt repayment would have continued, albeit at a reduced pace. If anyone here is supporting PDM, ask yourself-what exactly have they done for you?
As far as debt deals, let's be real-we've faced a large banking crash in the last year because of the heavy interest rate hikes at the Fed and the end of easy money policies. Costs have gotten higher because of lower production levels everywhere, especially in the oil and gas sector and supply chain shortages in other areas.
The surplus PK had, while mainly debt driven, has disappeared in the last 12 months. Fuel costs are certainly part of that. But where's the rest?
Rana Sanaullah had the question for Imran today "Why should we hold talks with you?"
Well, Rana, it's pretty simple. Do you want a bloody revolt or do you want a peaceful Pakistan? You don't deserve to live freely after the atrocities you've enabled, but I suppose you will find a way out of it like you always do.
