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**Kragh** · 08-15-2012, 09:35 PM

I agree with you. Huge cities and towns are built because of the riba economy, central banks print money, this goes into the economy and boosts property development....however because of the debt and artificially high prices of property, no one actually buys them or rents them. Search for ghost cities in China and also in Ireland on google or you tube and you will huge cities that have been built and they are empty with no one living there. Crazy economics, Saudi is probably doing the same thing.

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Whichever way it is, it cannot be denied that there is a huge element of following the "global market economy" in this case. Also, the article on gulfnews was written on the basis of building "cities", but I wonder if the overall phraseology would have been so different had the author been talking about the building of "industrial sectors".

Bottom like is that even if we try to become like the disbelievers in a way which might please them - which is totally disallowed in many ways- they will still find ways to criticize us endlessly.

08-15-2012, 09:35 PM	#12
Kragh Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	I agree with you. Huge cities and towns are built because of the riba economy, central banks print money, this goes into the economy and boosts property development....however because of the debt and artificially high prices of property, no one actually buys them or rents them. Search for ghost cities in China and also in Ireland on google or you tube and you will huge cities that have been built and they are empty with no one living there. Crazy economics, Saudi is probably doing the same thing. ^ Whichever way it is, it cannot be denied that there is a huge element of following the "global market economy" in this case. Also, the article on gulfnews was written on the basis of building "cities", but I wonder if the overall phraseology would have been so different had the author been talking about the building of "industrial sectors". Bottom like is that even if we try to become like the disbelievers in a way which might please them - which is totally disallowed in many ways- they will still find ways to criticize us endlessly.
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