Sinking State of Bangladesh: Idiotic Musings

[Cheepek]

Keya Group's textile closure to leave 8,000 workers jobless by May

The group’s dyeing and cosmetics-detergent wings to continue operations

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Labour market shrinking, unskilled migration increasing: RMMRU report

Amid the closure of labour markets in such countries as Malaysia, the Maldives, Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the rate of less-skilled migration – widely known as unskilled – has increased by at least 4 percentage points through November this year

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[FalconSlayers]

View: https://x.com/VHindus71/status/1875189244848988184

 

[Azaad]

View: https://x.com/VHindus71/status/1875189244848988184

Same vibes


View: https://youtu.be/qdfPBMz3otI?si=fXAmPcTvKbRa4awR

 

[Hari Sud]

Talk less and shake hands with the Bangladesh Opposition parties. That should be India’s mantra to deal with Yunus and his cohort advisors. Make sure that Bangladesh Army gets whatever they want from India. The Bangladesh Army chief has to be kept happy.

Sooner than later, Bangladesh would have no alternative but to talk to India.

There should be no media dual of reports and counter reports and wait for the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal to show its hands. They will come around. Already a huge amount of textile business which Hasina so patiently built has gone. Unemployed people do not like even the Islamists.

Hence, time is on Indian side.

 

[shade2]

Talk less and shake hands with the Bangladesh Opposition parties. That should be India’s mantra to deal with Yunus and his cohort advisors. Make sure that Bangladesh Army gets whatever they want from India. The Bangladesh Army chief has to be kept happy.

Sooner than later, Bangladesh would have no alternative but to talk to India.

There should be no media dual of reports and counter reports and wait for the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal to show its hands. They will come around. Already a huge amount of textile business which Hasina so patiently built has gone. Unemployed people do not like even the Islamists.

Hence, time is on Indian side.

Swarajya has been shilling about this for a long time in their articles, as in now GoI is buddy-buddy with BNP/Khaleda Zia.

btw Yunus exists with the blessings of the Kanglu Army, Sheikh Hasina wouldn't be overthrown if their army did their job.

Time ka pata nahi but Geography is surely on our side, it is much more expensive to get things via ports than getting them from a neighboring country.

In months past i have read absolutely retarded things like Kanglus routing their garment exports to Maldives and from there to Europe via Air and Kanglus wanting to import Onions and Potatoes from West Pakistan.

Aside from this we provide the cotton cloth and polyester import for their garment industries, they are free to import these too by sea , let's hope the Euro export customers are willing to put up with the price increase though.


The whole Regime Change in BD was fully dependent on Democrats winning the 2024 elections and bankrolling the Yunus regime, with Trump taking the throne in the next 16 days or do, these hopes are dashed

 

[FalconSlayers]

View: https://x.com/bloody_media/status/1875439953884467380

 

[Jackprince]

View: https://x.com/VHindus71/status/1875189244848988184

The Kanglus are despicable people. Basically they never had much of culture to begin with. Everything flowed from the Hindu bengalis. Now they have rejected even that little connection to civilisation and turned into beasts as their true culture is.

 

[Jackprince]

Talk less and shake hands with the Bangladesh Opposition parties. That should be India’s mantra to deal with Yunus and his cohort advisors. Make sure that Bangladesh Army gets whatever they want from India. The Bangladesh Army chief has to be kept happy.

Sooner than later, Bangladesh would have no alternative but to talk to India.

There should be no media dual of reports and counter reports and wait for the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal to show its hands. They will come around. Already a huge amount of textile business which Hasina so patiently built has gone. Unemployed people do not like even the Islamists.

Hence, time is on Indian side.

In diplomacy you need to know when to use stick along side carrot too. In case BD, India is providing too much carrot and little stick.

Time unfortunately isn't in India's side. Islamists are growing in power and has gotten blanket immunity to do brainwashing and muscle flexing to dominate BD narrative for times to come. Even if Yunus is gone tomorrow, the huzurs as the brainwashing factory owners are called, will still be there. Since BD muslims has gotten the taste of forcibly taking whatever they wish from the kafirs, their attitude will not change.

In fact, the poorer a nation turns, the more radicalism grows there. With BD economy going into gutters, expect it to turn toward jehadism even more.

 

[shade2]

In diplomacy you need to know when to use stick along side carrot too. In case BD, India is providing too much carrot and little stick.

Time unfortunately isn't in India's side. Islamists are growing in power and has gotten blanket immunity to do brainwashing and muscle flexing to dominate BD narrative for times to come. Even if Yunus is gone tomorrow, the huzurs as the brainwashing factory owners are called, will still be there. Since BD muslims has gotten the taste of forcibly taking whatever they wish from the kafirs, their attitude will not change.

In fact, the poorer a nation turns, the more radicalism grows there. With BD economy going into gutters, expect it to turn toward jehadism even more.

tfw I wish we could make the most of this opportunity to grab Chittagong and widen the Siliguri Corridor but alas, Politicians are cowards and our country can't tank any sanctions

 

[Jackprince]

tfw I wish we could make the most of this opportunity to grab Chittagong and widen the Siliguri Corridor but alas, Politicians are cowards and our country can't tank any sanctions

We can. But that needs escalation between India and BD. Escalation is missing and India wouldn't do it suo moto.

Sanctions may not tank India, but will give a hard blow nonetheless. The Indian masses aren't even ready to bear a smallest rise in GST, how would they react when millions would lose livelihoods?

 

[fire starter]

View: https://x.com/HPhobiaWatch/status/1875269616693608637?t=KBIyKbUvc18NfwVppjqIsA&s=19

 

[NerVik]

View: https://x.com/HPhobiaWatch/status/1875269616693608637?t=KBIyKbUvc18NfwVppjqIsA&s=19

I don't understand, what's happening tomorrow?

 

[arjuntank]

They have finally started accepting the reality, I suppose.

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Investment research estimates Bangladesh's FY24 GDP at $300b, not $459b

The homegrown investment bank came up with this estimation by comparing economic output in the region against electricity consumption, according to its “Macro Economic Outlook 2025” report

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@FalconSlayers
@crazywithmath

They are not even 300 billion dollars

 

[arjuntank]

The Kanglus are despicable people. Basically they never had much of culture to begin with. Everything flowed from the Hindu bengalis. Now they have rejected even that little connection to civilisation and turned into beasts as their true culture is.

Neither they care for bangladesh land. If we can capture some land and throw out the muslims, it won't be problem for future. Because they have no historical significance for bangladeshi culture