10-25-2008, 10:58 PM
I think it will be cumulative.
So Pakistan will end by paying much much higher. Plus if you read from above article
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->âThe Pakistan government will have to provide details of loans it got from all other lenders, including China, 48 hours <b>before signing the funding agreement with the IMF and 25 per cent of the government assets pledged as securities for such loans will be the property of the IMF</b>,â the document says.
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This is very critical. Basically, Pakistan is at liquidation sale/fire sale.
Islam and terrorism is only assets they have left. Lets see how they will use them or against whom.
We have to see whether Pakistan Army will eat up this money alone or will share with civilian politician. There condition is much worse than India's 1990 situation. India's advantage was rich private industry which was looking for fresh air. Pakistan doesnât have anything other than Paki army.
India should watch itself.
So Pakistan will end by paying much much higher. Plus if you read from above article
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->âThe Pakistan government will have to provide details of loans it got from all other lenders, including China, 48 hours <b>before signing the funding agreement with the IMF and 25 per cent of the government assets pledged as securities for such loans will be the property of the IMF</b>,â the document says.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
This is very critical. Basically, Pakistan is at liquidation sale/fire sale.
Islam and terrorism is only assets they have left. Lets see how they will use them or against whom.
We have to see whether Pakistan Army will eat up this money alone or will share with civilian politician. There condition is much worse than India's 1990 situation. India's advantage was rich private industry which was looking for fresh air. Pakistan doesnât have anything other than Paki army.
India should watch itself.