Loud Thinking

US troops in helicopters are hovering over the Abu Dhabi cricket ground to probe if there was any possibility to help the beleaguered Australian cricket team..!

What will it take …to improve your life? …for your children to be better off? …for mothers to be healthy? …for all to get a good education? …to end poverty? More than 1.3 billion people around the globe live on less than $1.25 a day. Fighting poverty in times of crisis may be challenging, but we can’t take our eyes off the most vulnerable.

World Bank Group asked everyone a question, “What Will It Take?” and welcoming people to post their questions on Twitter using ‪#‎whatwillittake‬, and share their solutions with the hashtag#ittakes.
Link:- http://frd.asia/…/veteran-economist-syed-nayyar-uddin-ahmed/

Yet, since the question asked by the World Bank on Facebook on September 6, 2012, the veteran economist Syed Nayyar Uddin Ahmed replied:-

Quote. “Since, a recent study tells that countries which took loans from WB & IMF have experienced increasing suicide rates, there is hardly any answer required to the question, that what it will take to end hunger of those one billion people, who go to the bed hungry, every night. Your extremely hard and harsh loan terms are killing the poorest of the poor people in many ways, what to talk of hunger. Don’t forget that very soon WB & IMF, may be tried for crimes against humanity; because your loans not only breed and enhance corruption, they increase poverty, which also breeds terrorism. Kindly immediately revisit all the inhuman terms and conditions of your loans, particularly given to the poor and developing countries; and also consider writing off these loans which are in fact, sucking blood from the poorest of the poor, to serve the lavish life styles of your employees, consultants, advisers and contractors etc.”Unquote.

What do you think? Is World bank helping to fight against poverty, or they are the “murderer” ?

Posts about veteran economist Syed Nayyar Uddin Ahmed on Food.Asia

D Warner out to a very lose shot. May loss of concentration or the pressure of the mountain like target.

D Warner out to a very lose shot. May loss of concentration or the pressure of the mountain like target.

May be it also the curtains of the career of the Australian captain Michael Clarke

Heartiest congratulations to Misbah ul Haq for achieving the rarest distinction in the history of Test cricket for scoring the fastest ever fifty and equaling the world’s fastest ever hundred runs record in the same innings.

He has also created a record of hitting highest number of sixes in a Test match innings for Pakistan.

Profound congratulations to Misbah ul Haq and for Pakistan for creating the following two Test match world records;

1. Fastest fifty runs in 21 balls.

2. Fastest fifty runs in just 24 minutes.

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