Failed Terrorist State of Pakistan: Idiotic Musings

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Hardly surprising; he was collaborating with Jeremy Corbin in UK last year. Sam Pitroda is buddies with the vilest of the international anti-India elements; he always organizes the meet-ups. It has always been like this; even in the era of MMS. With the advent of social media only now things are making headlines. Also, only a few days ago on this very thread a certain nuclear weapon grade moron was explaining why INC would be a better choice than 'Maulana' Modi for 'Hindus' .......
Mullas are the front. The actual ones pulling the strings are the Xtian bastards like Sam Pitroda.

USCIRF reports about lack of religious freedom in India etc are overwhelmingly made by Xtian groups working on India.
 

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But... But jihad against kuffar Hindus must go on!!!
Muh hunger index cope is there to save us from starvation!


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Pakistan designated ‘very high concern’ area in food insecurity
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• WFP, FAO report notes $77.5bn to be repaid over next three years
• Political instability, lack of IMF deal to hit ability to import food



ISLAMABAD: Acute food insecurity in Pakistan is likely to further exacerbate in coming months if the economic and political crisis further worsens, compounding the effects of the 2022 floods, warns a new United Nations report published on Monday.

The report titled, Hunger Hotspots: FAO-WFP early warnings on acute food insecurity, jointly published by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) covers the June to November 2023 period.

It notes that amid the current global economic slowdown, mounting public debt has exacerbated the ongoing financial crisis in Pakistan. It points out that authorities will have to repay $77.5 billion external debt between April 2023 and June 2026, a substantial amount considering the country’s GDP of $350bn in 2021.

Growing political instability and lagging reforms prevent the release of a crucial new credit line from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and additional support from bilateral partners, the report says.

The political crisis and civil unrest are likely to worsen ahead of general elections scheduled for October 2023, amid growing insecurity in the northwest of the country. A shortage of foreign reserves and a depreciating currency are diminishing the country’s ability to import essential food items and energy supplies and increasing food items’ prices besides causing nationwide energy cuts, the report says.

The situation has been compounded by effects of last year’s floods which caused damages and economic losses of Rs30bn to the agriculture sector.

According to the report, over 8.5 million people were likely to experience high levels of acute food insecurity between September and December 2022.

The food insecurity and malnutrition situation is likely to worsen in the outlook period, as economic and political crises are reducing households’ purchasing power and ability to buy food and other essential goods, it notes.

The likely deterioration to the food security situation in the projection period is due to the devastating impact of floods, which caused livestock losses and adversely affected food production and availability of food and livelihood opportunities.

It also notes that Afghanistan’s coal and food export revenues could drop if the economic and political crisis in Pakistan — Kabul’s main trading partner — and the security situation in border areas continues to deteriorate.

The report has called for building the capacity of national and provincial disaster management authorities to include forecast-based financing and risk insurance as part of disaster management and sectoral contingency plans.

Among the actions recommended by the report are strengthening the shock-responsive nature of existing social protection mechanisms (such as the Benazir Income Support Programme) to ensure effective anticipatory action and humanitarian response through social protection systems.

The two UN agencies further warn that acute food insecurity is likely to deteriorate further in 81 hunger spots — comprising a total of 22 countries during the outlook period from June to November 2023.

Afghanistan, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen remain at the highest concern level. Haiti, the Sahel (Burkina Faso and Mali) and the Sudan have been elevated to the highest concern levels. This is due to severe movement restrictions of people and goods in Haiti, as well as in Burkina Faso and Mali, and the recent eruption of conflict in the Sudan.

All the hotspots at the highest level have populations facing or projected to face starvation or are at risk of deterioration towards catastrophic conditions, given they have already critical food insecurity and are facing severe aggravating factors. These countries require the most urgent attention.

Pakistan, the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Congo and Syria are hotspots with very high concern, and the warning is also extended to Myanmar.

Published in Dawn, May 30th, 2023





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Rise of India and implications for Pakistan and the Muslim world :rofl:
Pakistani strength against India is a must
May 29, 2023


The rise of China has forced the West to devise strategies to retain world leadership, or at least be major players in the future. West feels that a democratic, capitalist and economically resurgent India is their natural ally in this struggle against communist China. Therefore, despite its massive human rights violations, the West continues to support India. A strong India not only helps in containment of China but also possible de-nuclearization of Pakistan, the only Muslim nuclear country, through its balkanization. Therefore, the West and its allies are fully supporting India to become an economic and military regional power.

How would a strong India treat its neighbouring region, specially Pakistan, the Middle East and the Central Asian Republics (CARs)? India has the World’s third largest armed fForces. The bulk of these are deployed against Pakistan. None of India’s large mechanized forces can be used against China due to the Himalayas. Indian future behaviour can be predicted from its emerging military capabilities and past employment of its armed forces against its neighbours. India militarily invaded Kashmir in October 1947 and since then is in perpetual occupation against multiple UN resolutions. It militarily annexed Junagadh and Hyderabad (Deccan) in November 1947 and September 1948 respectively, followed by Goa in 1961.

Through employment of its armed forces it captured erstwhile East Pakistan in 1971 and annexed Sikkim in 1975. It intervened militarily in Sri Lanka from 1987-90 and in the Maldives in 1988. The rise of India and its track record of using military instruments to further its policies does not augur well for the regional countries. When Indians look at the Middle East and the CARs, they see oil-rich, sparsely populated and militarily weak countries. History has many examples where strong countries always found reasons to occupy or dominate economically prosperous, resource-rich but militarily weak neighbours. Indian interests in the region are not hidden. Th3n Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, while addressing senior military officers in 2004, said, “Our strategic footprint covers the region bounded by the Horn of Africa, West Asia (Middle East), CARs, Afghanistan and South Asia, and beyond to the far reaches of the Indian Ocean.”

Pakistan is the only hurdle to these aggressive Indian designs. Pakistan is like a dam, holding back a billion -plus Indians from coercing the /middle East and CARs into subjugation. Therefore, Indian strategic thinkers openly advocate balkanization of Pakistan into weak client states. Pakistan in future, will play the same role in the east for the Muslim world against India as Ottomans played in the west against Europe. See what happened to the Middle East and CARs once the Ottomans became weak and then collapsed. The CARs were occupied by Russia and the Middle East carved into multiple weak client states after World War I. The Western world has trampled and exploited the Middle East’s Muslim countries, at will since the demise of the Ottomans.

Nuclear Pakistan with a strong economy is a guarantor of sovereignty of Middle Eastern countries and the CARs. Unfortunately, there are certain people in and outside Pakistan, who in the name of religion (TTP), sub-nationalism or political gains are pursuing the agenda of substantially weakening or balkanization of the country. They are either deliberately or inadvertently advancing the Indian agenda. During World War I, Arabs revolted against Turkey in the name of regional sovereignty (Lawrence of Arabia may be remembered).

India has a very poor track record of dealing with its neighbours. The Indian rise as a powerful state is a fact and its associated implications for the region cannot be overlooked. Though China has also risen as a World power, it has to be understood that China’s strategic heartland is along the Pacific due to the location of the bulk of its population and major industrial areas.

Historically, China has never ventured militarily beyond its geographical boundaries. The Indian heartland, economic interests and long coast line makes it a southern and western Asia-centred country.

Nuclear Pakistan with a strong economy is a guarantor of sovereignty of Middle Eastern countries and the CARs. Unfortunately, there are certain people in and outside Pakistan, who in the name of religion (TTP), sub-nationalism or political gains are pursuing the agenda of substantially weakening or balkanization of the country. They are either deliberately or inadvertently advancing the Indian agenda. During World War I, Arabs revolted against Turkey in the name of regional sovereignty (Lawrence of Arabia may be remembered). Resultantly Muslim rulers (Turks) were replaced by European hegemony and Israeli humiliation was planted in their midst.

If ever the misguided groups working against Pakistan are successful, the whole region would go under Indian hegemony. Anti-Muslim policies of BJP and their quest for revenge from Muslim ‘invaders’ must be kept in mind. The Muslim world and the people of Pakistan must realise that only Pakistan can provide a counterbalance to future Indian designs in the region.


What kind of a delusional fairyland do these retarded porkistanis live in to pen such fantasies shamelessly on the interet:rofl:???

With Saudi normalizing relations in the region, taking initiatives to down step radicalization, and pressing hard the right buttons to get the US to sanction a civil nuclear program for it, I wonder how long the Porkis can keep bleating about it being the "only shithole among the Muslim country with nukes", because if Saudis do manage to get a civil nuclear program, it won't be long before they can buy off the right guys to get a weapons program going.

(Although all of this is a conjecture only that is highly unlikely to take place, it would still be fun musing about the equations that will change rapidly post such a program and the incidental meltdown Porkis will have. They'll oppose such a program more than the Israelis ever will lol)
 

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Problem is Unkil Sam most certainly not let any Muslim country in ME to acquire Nukes because of one particular country in ME.
Yup, it's actually a good play by the Saudis (respecc to MBS, dude's acing his job). They are aiming at two things : either let it pursue it's own program now that it has discovered Uranium deposits , or the US provide hard security guarantees for it, like not just nominal ; but real, verifiable, deterrence level.

The US can't forever play smart with them, with no commitment to its threat perception nor let them deal with it themselves.
 

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The US can't forever play smart with them, with no commitment to its threat perception nor let them deal with it themselves.
After decades focused on the Middle East, US is now totally focussing on the Indo-Pacific. A radical shift in its policies can be seen now.

Now for the time being US will let Saudi led by MBS to take charge of the Middle East.
 

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Rise of India and implications for Pakistan and the Muslim world :rofl:
Pakistani strength against India is a must
May 29, 2023


The rise of China has forced the West to devise strategies to retain world leadership, or at least be major players in the future. West feels that a democratic, capitalist and economically resurgent India is their natural ally in this struggle against communist China. Therefore, despite its massive human rights violations, the West continues to support India. A strong India not only helps in containment of China but also possible de-nuclearization of Pakistan, the only Muslim nuclear country, through its balkanization. Therefore, the West and its allies are fully supporting India to become an economic and military regional power.

How would a strong India treat its neighbouring region, specially Pakistan, the Middle East and the Central Asian Republics (CARs)? India has the World’s third largest armed fForces. The bulk of these are deployed against Pakistan. None of India’s large mechanized forces can be used against China due to the Himalayas. Indian future behaviour can be predicted from its emerging military capabilities and past employment of its armed forces against its neighbours. India militarily invaded Kashmir in October 1947 and since then is in perpetual occupation against multiple UN resolutions. It militarily annexed Junagadh and Hyderabad (Deccan) in November 1947 and September 1948 respectively, followed by Goa in 1961.

Through employment of its armed forces it captured erstwhile East Pakistan in 1971 and annexed Sikkim in 1975. It intervened militarily in Sri Lanka from 1987-90 and in the Maldives in 1988. The rise of India and its track record of using military instruments to further its policies does not augur well for the regional countries. When Indians look at the Middle East and the CARs, they see oil-rich, sparsely populated and militarily weak countries. History has many examples where strong countries always found reasons to occupy or dominate economically prosperous, resource-rich but militarily weak neighbours. Indian interests in the region are not hidden. Th3n Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, while addressing senior military officers in 2004, said, “Our strategic footprint covers the region bounded by the Horn of Africa, West Asia (Middle East), CARs, Afghanistan and South Asia, and beyond to the far reaches of the Indian Ocean.”

Pakistan is the only hurdle to these aggressive Indian designs. Pakistan is like a dam, holding back a billion -plus Indians from coercing the /middle East and CARs into subjugation. Therefore, Indian strategic thinkers openly advocate balkanization of Pakistan into weak client states. Pakistan in future, will play the same role in the east for the Muslim world against India as Ottomans played in the west against Europe. See what happened to the Middle East and CARs once the Ottomans became weak and then collapsed. The CARs were occupied by Russia and the Middle East carved into multiple weak client states after World War I. The Western world has trampled and exploited the Middle East’s Muslim countries, at will since the demise of the Ottomans.

Nuclear Pakistan with a strong economy is a guarantor of sovereignty of Middle Eastern countries and the CARs. Unfortunately, there are certain people in and outside Pakistan, who in the name of religion (TTP), sub-nationalism or political gains are pursuing the agenda of substantially weakening or balkanization of the country. They are either deliberately or inadvertently advancing the Indian agenda. During World War I, Arabs revolted against Turkey in the name of regional sovereignty (Lawrence of Arabia may be remembered).

India has a very poor track record of dealing with its neighbours. The Indian rise as a powerful state is a fact and its associated implications for the region cannot be overlooked. Though China has also risen as a World power, it has to be understood that China’s strategic heartland is along the Pacific due to the location of the bulk of its population and major industrial areas.

Historically, China has never ventured militarily beyond its geographical boundaries. The Indian heartland, economic interests and long coast line makes it a southern and western Asia-centred country.

Nuclear Pakistan with a strong economy is a guarantor of sovereignty of Middle Eastern countries and the CARs. Unfortunately, there are certain people in and outside Pakistan, who in the name of religion (TTP), sub-nationalism or political gains are pursuing the agenda of substantially weakening or balkanization of the country. They are either deliberately or inadvertently advancing the Indian agenda. During World War I, Arabs revolted against Turkey in the name of regional sovereignty (Lawrence of Arabia may be remembered). Resultantly Muslim rulers (Turks) were replaced by European hegemony and Israeli humiliation was planted in their midst.

If ever the misguided groups working against Pakistan are successful, the whole region would go under Indian hegemony. Anti-Muslim policies of BJP and their quest for revenge from Muslim ‘invaders’ must be kept in mind. The Muslim world and the people of Pakistan must realise that only Pakistan can provide a counterbalance to future Indian designs in the region.


What kind of a delusional fairyland do these retarded porkistanis live in to pen such fantasies shamelessly on the interet:rofl:???
It is not exactly retarded. They are asking their Abbu China to give them money to prevent Indian domination of Middle East. They made the same pitch to USA, only that time the enemy was Soviet Union. As per Hussain Haqqani's book Magnificent Delusions, this is what convinced Americans to build up Pak fauj in the 50s and 60s. This is old wine in new bottle. Sadly, it has worked in the past and it may work again.
 

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For infrastructure to translate into real development as it did in South Korea, Infrastructure should be followed with reform in Land laws and other taxes, elimination of red tape, etc. India due to its regressive socialist policy has not done that yet. There is so much red tape it's a bloody bureaucratic hellhole.
No, India's all infrastructure progress is a result of industrial expansions around and frieght demands. There are genuine statistically huge expansions in industrialisation & industrial production which made government focus on expressways today than highways.
 

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Huge deal for Paxstan. 200 USD per room per day

This likely done to prevent it being seized by creditors after the Pakistan's sovereign default. If someone tries to seize this Hotel through litigation, the defending party will be both US Govt and PIA. Not to mention the bad press they will get for being anti-refugee.
 

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