Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Distant_Observer]

How bizarre are these people, they kill their own kind,kill themselves in the process and the victims will accept it and remain docile.

It's immature and easy to blame outsiders for your problems but until the educated and civilized middle class of KPK society takes the lead nothing will change.

These tribal areas need reform, they need re-education camps to bring them into line with how a Pakistani percieves the world, moral and ethical boundaries of self conduct.

 

[RocketLaw]

It's a whole different discussion but Pakistani state does not have the stomach to take on this challenge. One botched strike on Camp Phoenix and everyone in Joint Forces Command went into a coma.

Now we are paying the price of another policy which was abandoned midway.

Exactly - pathetic.

I was excited when Pakistan went to attack offensively this year in February against Taliban terrorists near borders to clear up everything and then we stopped somehow in the middle way, sigh. Disappointed.

 

[Sparten]

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What's wrong with PTI?

Punch drunk boxer.

 

[Sparten]

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Find his village and turn it into a crater

 

[reader2026]

KPK is an albatross around our necks. Be done with those wretched people!

 

[reader2026]

Find his village and turn it into a crater

Sadly our higher ups will do fluff all!

 

[Distant_Observer]

They need to turn FATA into a giant garrison and move its inhabitants to other parts of KPK for work or re-education, to become civilized and Pakistanized.

They need to make a mega prison with zero tolerance towards violent crime. Offending Pakistani citizens go here and drone strikes on the offending afghans across the border.

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[Owaiz]

An articulate and rational individual. I am confident that we are already backing him by clandestine means.

Not because I expect us to inherently trust any particular Afghan over another per se, as their national policy is, de facto, an anti-Pakistani one with regards to our national borders.

However, if we don't vehemently (perhaps even publicly?) back this man, others will, leaving us kicking dirt.

We can, in the fullness of time, speak in a mature fashion with such individuals and encourage them to abandon any counterproductive and lingering claims on Pakistani lands.

You do realize that an English speaking Afghan government that purports to support women's rights would be as hostile to Pakistan, but enjoy far greater international legitimacy and support.