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Old Feb 26th, 2007, 04:29 PM   #15 (permalink)  
TheRealDeal
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Originally Posted by Fraudz
okay economic and military aid is $4.5B fine

$5B in credit guarantees? does anyone know what a credit guarantee is? has anyone ever cosigned a loan? plus this is for a specific purpose, for buying fighter planes. so has zero impact on economy.

orchestrated the postponment of debt..now its not paying off debt, its just delayng it. Something that the pakistani govt was doing even before 9/11 and even without US help.

..it however does not mean that Pakistan got $27.5B ..now does it?
i see your point's you are trying to raise. Without writing an essay, i would say:

getting the money for the F-16's saves the burden of paying for them now.

The same principle applies to the debt rescheduling, the amount hugely increased after post 9/11 US 'help'. Thus the combination of the two have a big impact.

So this is all a great help, as we have seen, however the tide may be turning, which is worrying, history show the US is hardly a loyal 'ally'.






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