There's wide spread consensus among Paki economists that in the next 1 year an additional 2 million Pakis will be pushed below the poverty line.
Is this what was prophesied? Kudos to whoever said it before...it's all coming true.
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India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019
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Is this what was prophesied? Kudos to whoever said it before...it's all coming true.
Porkis target Indian media people through psywar on twitter and then 9 pm in the night these Indian media personalities and journos people discuss pakistani propaganda on tv
We do not do this as counter or not been able to do this. This is my only cry!
You're absolutely correct!
PsyOps work in Pakistan on a scale unimaginable to anyone! Everyone outside of Paki land knows that Pakis are fed high doses of lies and delusions!
India doesn't need to go on that route. India should just legitimately influence military, economic and diplomatic squeeze on Pakis - and they'll wince and cry!! It's just that none of those was applied previously to the punishing effect, so people immediately gravitate to matching Paki psyops.
An open minded, well educated and rational population is India's asset. The blindfolded Paki masses will eventually drown themselves!!
Can't agree more!
People jumping over a tweet like anything is very kiddish. I believe that if there is some head on skirmish of high scale there will be panic in the both countries. People will definitely come to know what is going on. People will not need proofs when they see shells or rockets falling here and there no matter what any baba or jaffery claims.
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Good one!!
Everyone should throw this in the face of all Pakis who keep (falsely) ridiculing India.
Only 42% of Pakis have access to toilets?? India's now at 95+%!!!!
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Precisely, GOI does not need to engage in buffonary and BS trading. These unverified Twitter handles are our answer to their ISPR comedy, that's my point. Whether there's any truth to Baba's claim or not is immaterial. Just look at the crowd it's attracting from the other side. As for internal paid stooges, let them have their fun, their days are numbered. The average Indian, pound for pound is smarter than the average Paxstani. More and more of us are waking up and sniffing BS out from all the clutter every single day. All this will culminate come May. RIP left cabal and then on to our dear neighbours across the border. Until then sit back, relax and enjoy the entertainment.
Sir before doing any tactical action you need to take world at your side even those in Pakistan. That's why our statement always remains that the war is not against the common people of Pakistan but terrorism.
During 1971 Dhaka war, India took world on her side, and created a narrative that people need help In east Pakistan now Bangladesh, this is why Mukti Bahani came into being.
6 months India built the narrative through psywar and only 16 days it fought on ground. Pakistan does the same in Kashmir, but fails in tactical war.
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Ummmm in '71, India had Unkil Sam, aunty Elizabeth, ME Sheikhs, Cheenis, heck even SL against her. Yes she set the narrative, but victory came because of decisiveness not through winning hearts and minds of every nation on Earth. Look at the situation now, GOI has won over all major powers through the narrative of anti terror ops, heck even Paks iron bros Cheenis have remained neutral. You think we're in trouble because NY times wrote some shit or coz some Aussie intern with zero credibility in imagery analysis vomited some nonsense? Those who need to know the truth know the truth of everything that's happened since Pulwama. Like I said, relax and watch things unfold. The only thing I'd be worried about is the results of the impending elections. As long as things go the "right" way, our handling of Pak will also go the right way.
P.S: I am no sir
Just another desk job junkey with keyboard skills.My apologies for underestimating the pace.
Seems like the prophecy is indeed being hastened.....4 million Pakis (not 2) would be pushed into poverty within 1 year!!
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1941758/2-inflation-jumps-five-year-high-9-41-march/
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India is 85% non-Muslim 1000 years after contact... & Kashmir, 70 years after independence.
Your prophecy & religion are both lies by a child-raping murderous fraud. Kinda like Asaram Bapu, on steroids.
If you'd understood that when we hacked off your eastern half, Pakistan wouldn't be a destitute nation today.
"Akhand Bharat"! Are you shitting me?
Do you know how much we spend to keep those scum on the other side of the border?
Don't you know what used to happen before 1947?
Pakistan is like an gangrenous leg that India had to amputate;
It's lying beside us, with its stench is bothering us & we may need to dispose it of... BUT NOT FUCKING SEW IT BACK!!!
Get used to the prosthetic leg & keep running. We have nations to catch up to & overtake...
What is the point in winning over all the major powers when Pakistan army gets the free escape and Masood Azhar roams free. Sir yeh toh koi baat nahi hui. I also don't understand why even americans did not take action against Pakistan when they were hiding Osama.
There was some big game taking place between ISI and CIA and ISI was blackmailing the CIA most probably, and I won't be surprized if ISI has honey trapped some senators in US .
Yes, elections are near and that may have stopped the current government to take action. But one thing is sure, Masood Azhar will roam free for couple of more years they way we are working.
My concern remains that why masood azhar is still not sent to hell.
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Who is stopping you from doing the needful? Sab log kisi aur ke kandhe pe bandook rakhke hero ban na chahte hai. Keep calm and support your govt - it is better to have Masood Azhar stay alive and keep hearing bad news every day.
Bhai Pakistan mein hi masood key bohut dushman hongey. India just have to pay you don't need to send SF or trained people. We are ready to pay tax in the name of PKMKB 1% for two months and this money can be used to get that masood terrorist bastard.
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Take it as a proof that ia is capturing pa posts.................
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And a month or so ago this duffer was declaring the country is out of financial crisis. :biggrin2: :biggrin2:
In the meanwhile.... Khidmat me pesh hai Gafoora ki #PKMKB
Only options — go bankrupt or get IMF plan: Annual growth going to go down
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the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected further deceleration of Pakistan’s GDP growth to 3.9 percent and rising inflation pressures on average at 7.5 percent for the ongoing financial year 2018-19.
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Asad Umar said on Wednesday that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will be low this year and lower the next year. He said Pakistan has two options – either to go to the IMF or go bankrupt.
He said the country’s basic debts have reached alarmingly on such a high level that the country is near bankruptcy. Speaking in a special question and answer session on social media, he said: “You are going to the IMF with these massive debts in toe for a bailout. We have had to fill the big gap,” adding, “If you look at the numbers from the PML-N time, there was double-digit inflation during the PML-N time which we have thankfully not hit as yet.”
The finance minister said that unlike in the past, inflation has not hit double digits. “If you look at the past, inflation affected all stratas of society equally. In fact, the poor had higher levels of inflation affecting them. In our tenure this has seen a different trend with the poor feeling relatively less inflation as compared to higher income groups,” he claimed.
Umar admitted that the economy has slowed down which has resulted in low employment rate. “You’re saying all my policies are like Ishaq Dar, and Ishaq Dar says I’ve destroyed the economy! During his time, for the first time in Pakistan’s history our exports didn’t grow,” he said, “Dollar has climbed because of past economic policies that have led to such huge losses for us as a country.” He said, “It’s a basic demand and supply situation.”
Meanwhile, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected further deceleration of Pakistan’s GDP growth to 3.9 percent and rising inflation pressures on average at 7.5 percent for the ongoing financial year 2018-19.
“The GDP growth is forecast to decelerate further to 3.9% in FY2019 as macroeconomic challenges continue and despite steps to tighten fiscal and monetary policies to rein in high and unsustainable twin deficits,” the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019 released by ADB here on Wednesday. The last PML-N-led regime had projected GDP growth rate at 6.2 percent.
To meet its large financing needs, the ADO 2019 states that the government is discussing a macroeconomic stabilisation programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in addition to arranging financial assistance and oil credit facilities from bilateral sources.
Continued fiscal consolidation in FY2020 will keep growth subdued at 3.6%, it further states. The supply side is already showing signs of slowdown.
Agriculture is expected to underperform the 3.8% growth target for FY2019 after water shortages struck as wet season crops were being sown. Large-scale manufacturing reversed 6.6% growth in the first half of FY2018 to decline by 1.5% in the same period of FY2019 as domestic demand contracted and rising world prices crimped demand for raw materials.
Contraction hit all key categories, including a 0.2% decline in textiles. A slowdown in agriculture and industry as domestic demand shrinks will keep growth in services subdued. A government structural reform package announced in January 2019 is expected to support agriculture, facilitate new business openings, and continue to expand capacity in some industries to the forecast horizon.
“Stabilisation policies and rising inflation are likely to contain growth in private consumption and investment, while public sector development spending has already slackened,” it stated.
With exchange rate flexibility and declining imports, net exports are expected to contribute to growth. Average inflation accelerated sharply from 3.8% in the first 8 months of FY2018 to 6.5% in the same period of FY2019, led by a surge in nonfood inflation to 9.1% that reflected currency depreciation and a significant increase in gas tariffs for consumers and industry in the first half. Food inflation remains relatively moderate at 2.6% thanks to sufficient stocks of food staples. In response to intensifying inflationary pressures, the central bank gradually raised, in four rounds from July 2018 to January 2019, its policy rate by 375 basis points to 10.25%.
“Despite tighter monetary policy and lower international oil prices, inflation is expected to rise sharply to average 7.5% in FY2019, driven up by continued heavy government borrowing from the central bank, hikes to domestic gas and electricity tariffs, further increases in regulatory duties on luxury imports, and the lagged impact of currency depreciation by more than 10.7% since July 2018,” it further stated.
Inflation will remain elevated at 7.0% in FY2020. A supplementary consolidated government budget for FY2019, adopted in September 2018, envisages a decline in the budget deficit to 5.1% of GDP in FY2019, mainly by cutting the development expenditure excluding CPEC projects, but it also included measures to enhance revenue and extend relief to the poor.
Growth in tax collection weakened from a robust 16.4% in the first half of FY2018 to only 2.7% a year later. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) targets tax collection equal to only 11.6% of GDP in FY2019, taking into account reduced sales taxes on major petroleum products, drag on the collection of withholding tax from contracts, contraction in general sales tax revenue as imports slow, and the overall slowdown in the economy.
Including nontax revenue, total revenue declined by nearly 2.4% in the first half of FY2019. Budget expenditure increased by 5.5% in the first half of FY2019 over the same period a year earlier as current spending rose for interest payments and defense. Lower revenue collection and higher current expenditure pushed the budget deficit from the equivalent of 2.3% of GDP in the first half of FY2018 to 2.7% a year later.
This situation will make it a challenge for the government to achieve the reduction in the budget deficit it targets for FY2019. A second supplementary budget, adopted on 6 March 2019 without information on the projected deficit, focuses on an economic reform package envisaging incentives and measures to encourage investment and exports, enhance the ease of doing business, and strengthen export-oriented activities. In the first 8 months of FY2019, the government borrowed more from the central bank and less from commercial banks, freeing up liquidity with which commercial banks boosted credit to the private sector by 18.9% over the same period of FY2018.
This sharply increased net domestic assets and nearly doubled broad money growth to 2.8%. The current account deficit is expected to ease in FY2019 but will remain high at the equivalent of 5.0% of GDP because of the large trade deficit. It will narrow further to 3.0% in FY2020 with easing macroeconomic pressures on the external accounts.
Export growth plunged from double digits in the first 7 months of FY2018 to 1.6% in the same period of FY2019. It is expected, however, to strengthen in the remaining months of this fiscal year and further in FY2020 as the lagged impact of currency depreciation kicks in, along with the incentive package for export-oriented industries announced in January 2019. Imports fell by 0.8% in the first 7 months of FY2019 from the same period of FY2018, with imports other than oil 5.7% lower because of slower domestic economic activity, currency depreciation, and an increase in import duties for nonessential items. Remittances are expected to revive—having already risen by 10% in the first 7 months of FY2019 over the same period of FY2018—as the Pakistan rupee depreciate further, economic activity in the Middle-eastern oil exporting countries (major destination of Pakistani migrants) holds broadly steady, and the government takes measures to facilitate remittances through official channels.
The government’s diaspora bonds—issued in January 2019 with terms of 3 and 5 years and an attractive return of over 6%—aim to tap resources from overseas Pakistanis. Inflows that do not incur debt, such as foreign direct investment, are expected to be lower in FY2019 as several CPEC energy projects are near completion.
Financing a high current account deficit in FY2019 will require substantial borrowing, as in the first 7 months of the year, and use much of the bilateral lending support announced in the early months of 2019 to finance the deficit in the balance of payments. Foreign exchange reserves, depleted to $8.1 billion in February 2019, will likely remain stressed at the end of FY2019, it concluded.
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this is unbelievable!
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/04/did-india-shoot-down-a-pakistani-jet-u-s-count-says-no/
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/04/did-india-shoot-down-a-pakistani-jet-u-s-count-says-no/
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Dude! This kind of crap is all for Paki consumption!! Your Army/ISI uses information warfare techniques on its own people to keep you dumb and misinformed!
Who is the "US defense professional" who did the count? Cynthia Ritchie???
That reporter (from Foreign Policy) is clearly with the arms lobby, she's the one who wrote the first article saying that Indian air force needed serious upgrade (with F16 planes) as it is facing superior Paki F16s!!!!
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first i also thought that it's a lie but now even lara seligman tweeted it.she is Pentagon Correspondent for @foreignpolicy.i think this is true.it means we lost no jet.so how we managed to escape indian sams and even indian fighter jets? i am stunned. i believed in iaf story but i think f-16 evaded missile or probably mig-21 didn't fire.Dude! This kind of crap is all for Paki consumption!! Your Army/ISI uses information warfare techniques on its own people to keep you dumb and misinformed!
Who is the "US defense professional" who did the count? Cynthia Ritchie???
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