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Let's do some quick math.From 2012-2013 Annual Plan Questions and Answers"The total operating budget for the 2012-13 plan calls for $42.1 million in spending"Let's state that on a monthly basis, so $42.1 / 12 = $3.51 million per month.Then, from Wikimedia Report Card:483 million unique visitors (per month)Therefore the cost per month is $0.007 per unique user per month. That's less than a penny a month per user, or 8.4 cents per year. I don't know of a better value in a charitable donation anywhere.This means that if you are a good citizen who donated $20 to Wikipedia, the next 230 people you see walking down the street, you can walk up to them with a big smile and say "I paid your Wikipedia bill for the year. Enjoy!"

Nothing.First, let me define CPEC or the China Pakistan Economic Corridor for you. The project that connects the Gwadar Port in Balochistan to the sparsely populated, north western province of Xinjiang in China.Currently, about 7000 Chinese workers[1][1][1][1]are engaged in the CPEC project, stationed in Pakistan, already being guarded by 17,177 Pakistani troops[2][2][2][2], at the cost of over USD 100 million[3][3][3][3]every year to the Pakistani exchequer, protecting a USD 51.5 Billion Chinese investment/loan[4][4][4][4]which guarantees China a 17.7%[5][5][5][5]rate of annual return and primarily provides jobs to Chinese citizens and opportunities to Chinese businesses[6][6][6][6], destroying local Pakistani businesses[7][7][7][7]and economic activity[8][8][8][8], polluting the only source of food grains in the country[9][9][9][9], producing electricity in the process, at 5–6 times the going rate[10][10][10][10], all paid for by the amazingly naive[11][11][11][11]people of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.If the repayment process of this ‘investment’ does not break the back of the already sagging Pakistani economy, it would end up making Pakistan the first non-african colony of China, indebted to serve them for life - a la colonialism 2.0.Going by the way things are moving in Pakistan, China has now announced the deployment of a sizable part of its newly raised marine Corps of over 100k Chinese troops to safeguard its interest in the region[12][12][12][12].This deployment is over and above the deployment of the Pak Military and is a testimony of the high faith and confidence, the Chinese leadership has on Pakistani establishment.The presence of Chinese troops in Pakistan does not affect India. It is the Chinese Navy in the arabian sea which is a bigger cause of concern. Presence of Chinese troops in Pakistan is more a matter of national shame for Pakistan than a cause of worry for us. We have a bigger axe to grind.Case in Point: While the CPEC is digging the grave of Pakistani national dignity, India is executing the world’s largest infrastructure project, the USD 100 Billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor[13][13][13][13], planned for India, financed by India, and executed by Indians.Cheers and Peace :)Thank you Sagar Sathrasala for the edit suggestion :)Footnotes[1] Pakistan Will Provide 'Special Force' to Defend Chinese Investments [1] Pakistan Will Provide 'Special Force' to Defend Chinese Investments [1] Pakistan Will Provide 'Special Force' to Defend Chinese Investments [1] Pakistan Will Provide 'Special Force' to Defend Chinese Investments [2] 17,177 soldiers deployed for security of Chinese workers of CPEC[2] 17,177 soldiers deployed for security of Chinese workers of CPEC[2] 17,177 soldiers deployed for security of Chinese workers of CPEC[2] 17,177 soldiers deployed for security of Chinese workers of CPEC[3] 15,000 troops of Special Security Division to protect CPEC projects, Chinese nationals[3] 15,000 troops of Special Security Division to protect CPEC projects, Chinese nationals[3] 15,000 troops of Special Security Division to protect CPEC projects, Chinese nationals[3] 15,000 troops of Special Security Division to protect CPEC projects, Chinese nationals[4] With a new Chinese loan, CPEC is now worth $51.5bn[4] With a new Chinese loan, CPEC is now worth $51.5bn[4] With a new Chinese loan, CPEC is now worth $51.5bn[4] With a new Chinese loan, CPEC is now worth $51.5bn[5] Financing burden of CPEC[5] Financing burden of CPEC[5] Financing burden of CPEC[5] Financing burden of CPEC[6] Chambers voice concern at China’s plan to ‘set up industry along CPEC route’[6] Chambers voice concern at China’s plan to ‘set up industry along CPEC route’[6] Chambers voice concern at China’s plan to ‘set up industry along CPEC route’[6] Chambers voice concern at China’s plan to ‘set up industry along CPEC route’[7] Hidden costs of CPEC[7] Hidden costs of CPEC[7] Hidden costs of CPEC[7] Hidden costs of CPEC[8] CPEC claims and doubts[8] CPEC claims and doubts[8] CPEC claims and doubts[8] CPEC claims and doubts[9] Coal and the CPEC[9] Coal and the CPEC[9] Coal and the CPEC[9] Coal and the CPEC[10] The China-Pakistan Corridor is All About Power. Not Electricity, but the Real Thing.[10] The China-Pakistan Corridor is All About Power. Not Electricity, but the Real Thing.[10] The China-Pakistan Corridor is All About Power. Not Electricity, but the Real Thing.[10] The China-Pakistan Corridor is All About Power. Not Electricity, but the Real Thing.[11] Senators fear China may use CPEC to enhance trade with India[11] Senators fear China may use CPEC to enhance trade with India[11] Senators fear China may use CPEC to enhance trade with India[11] Senators fear China may use CPEC to enhance trade with India[12] China to expand marine corps for deployment in Gwadar, Djibouti[12] China to expand marine corps for deployment in Gwadar, Djibouti[12] China to expand marine corps for deployment in Gwadar, Djibouti[12] China to expand marine corps for deployment in Gwadar, Djibouti[13] The world's largest infrastructure project is being built in India – stretching from Delhi to Mumbai[13] The world's largest infrastructure project is being built in India – stretching from Delhi to Mumbai[13] The world's largest infrastructure project is being built in India – stretching from Delhi to Mumbai[13] The world's largest infrastructure project is being built in India – stretching from Delhi to Mumbai

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