Is the IMF now a patron of terrorism?

Yesterday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a $2.4 billion loan to Pakistan—an act that, in the eyes of many, exposes the Fund as an enabler of global terrorism.

- By : Rakesh Sharma

With this decision, the IMF has once again chosen to turn a blind eye to Pakistan's role as a factory of terror, effectively swallowing the proverbial fly it pretends not to see.

In the current climate of escalating tensions and near-war between India and Pakistan, this decision may seem secondary— but in truth, it is a grave error. Far from economic assistance, this loan amounts to aiding and abetting terrorism.

It’s common knowledge that Pakistan, under the pretext of hunger and economic instability, goes around the world with a begging bowl. But once the money lands in its coffers, it is channeled not into development, but into the pockets of terrorists, their handlers in the ISI, and the Pakistan Army— sustaining a machinery of global jihad.

This is akin to a pigeon closing its eyes in front of an approaching cat, foolishly believing it won't be eaten.