Pakistan's Golden age is about to start !!

[Icewolf]

I'm typing from the USA?

No you act like you know everything within Pakistan but you're living in the USA.

 

[RazPaK]

No you act like you know everything within Pakistan but you're living in the USA.

It could be that I go every year genius.

I've only been here for 4 years btw.

Family is in Pakistan.

 

[Icewolf]

It could be that I go every year genius.

I've only been here for 4 years btw.

Family is in Pakistan.

Why do you hate Indians so much?

 

[Bang Galore]

Imran Khan is a decent man & his supporters are the people fed up of the present establishment & see in IK someone who would change all that. Unfortunately, this dream is extremely unlikely to be realised. The very same people who support IK are the ones who will accept none of the necessary somersaults required to put Pakistan on a path towards a better future. Pakistan needs to get its economy in order & for that to happen, two things cannot - an adversarial relationship with India will suck away most of your resources & an adversarial relationship with the U.S. will pretty much make it certain that Pakistan's opportunities for improvement will be blocked in the absence of investment, trade & financial support from the international financial institutions.

IK will also be required to take hard decisions on the domestic front, both on taxes as well as raising tariffs on electricity & the like. Unlikely to be welcomed and any results of starting new power generation plants atleast 4-5 years into his term, the very people who glorify him now will be the ones baying for his blood. Pakistan's power shortage will cripple any massive industrialisation & absence of a good tax base prevents Pakistan from improving its power position. A vicious cycle exists & one that is difficult to break. It will require a lot of will & a determination to take hugely unpopular decisions. Nothing that IK is doing now indicates any toughness to take unpalatable decisions (unpalatable to his supporters), merely offering them a slice of paradise with no means to get there is not going to cut it.

 

[RazPaK]

Why do you hate Indians so much?

Many reasons, but not so much the people as the country. You want my life story?

 

[Icewolf]

Imran Khan is a decent man & his supporters are the people fed up of the present establishment & see in IK someone who would change all that. Unfortunately, this dream is extremely unlikely to be realised. The very same people who support IK are the ones who will accept none of the necessary somersaults required to put Pakistan on a path towards a better future. Pakistan needs to get its economy in order & for that to happen, two things cannot - an adversarial relationship with India will suck away most of your resources & an adversarial relationship with the U.S. will pretty much make it certain that Pakistan's opportunities for improvement will be blocked in the absence of investment, trade & financial support from the international financial institutions.

IK will also be required to take hard decisions on the domestic front, both on taxes as well as raising tariffs on electricity & the like. Unlikely to be welcomed and any results of starting new power generation plants atleast 4-5 years into his term, the very people who glorify him now will be the ones baying for his blood. Pakistan's power shortage will cripple any massive industrialisation & absence of a good tax base prevents Pakistan from improving its power position. A vicious cycle exists & one that is difficult to break. It will require a lot of will & a determination to take hugely unpopular decisions. Nothing that IK is doing now indicates any toughness to take unpalatable decisions (unpalatable to his supporters), merely offering them a slice of paradise with no means to get there is not going to cut it.

We trust him. If we voted for others they would ruin us to the core.

 

[shuntmaster]

This is great. All the best to Pakistan. Its well deserved. A prosperous , stable and Democratic Pakistan is in best interests of India and the region too

 

[RazPaK]

It would likely be best for India to go for all of Kashmir that is currently in Pakistan hold while it's weak.

Lmao. Weak? Either use your brain or stop trolling.

 

[Icewolf]

It would likely be best for India to go for all of Kashmir that is currently in Pakistan hold while it's weak.

Don't start a flame war. Besides, Pakistan will have to go nuclear if that happens. :/

 

[untitled]

It would likely be best for India to go for all of Kashmir that is currently in Pakistan hold while it's weak.

whose side are you on ?

 

[NeutralCitizen]

Lmao. Weak? Either use your brain or stop trolling.

Not to troll of Flame however Pakistan is currently in a very weak state, it could not even detect the USA coming into it's borders during the OBL raid.

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Don't start a flame war. Besides, Pakistan will have to go nuclear if that happens. :/

Kargil did not go nuclear.

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whose side are you on ?

neither I'm just an observer watching the game.

 

[RazPaK]

Not to troll of Flame however Pakistan is currently in a very weak state, it could not even detect the USA coming into it's borders during the OBL raid.

The basic and consistent fallacies in your logic that I will point out:

~US was an ally and we were not expecting them to violate our sovereignty.

~Our air defences are primarily focused on our eastern border.

 

[AbhimanyuShrivastav]

This is great. All the best to Pakistan. Its well deserved. A prosperous , stable and Democratic Pakistan is in best interests of India and the region too

I dont agree with that. A weak and splintered Pakistan will turn out to be far better.. Strong neighbors have never benefited any country historically..

 

[RazPaK]

I dont agree with that. A weak and splintered Pakistan will turn out to be far better.. Strong neighbors have never benefited any country historically..

Lmao go give your brother a kiss Ice wolf.

 

[untitled]

Kargil did not go nuclear.

Kargil was not a declared all out war

neither I'm just an observer watching the game.

Do you have a fascination of the macabre ? That is the lives of one billion people you are talking about