r3alist
Elite Member
Whilst I can agree in overall thrust and direction, how can you ever say that strong administration and governance is not a step to sovereign robustnessAll your steps above doesn’t save pakistan from india. What you are talking about is better administration and democracy which are totally different topics and all your steps will take years and you have to erase corruption and people must be held accountable etc.
What we are discussing here is about existential threat and how to overcome issues by applying aggressive policy. What I mean from aggressive policy? Well many things which can’t be disclosed here but overall a better image of pakistan with pakistan openly declaring Kashmir as a bilateral issue between china and Pakistan thus removing india as a potential party. I know it seems hard but abrogation also seemed impossible until india made the decision.
You must understand that bringing china in Kashmir dispute is necessary as this will guarantee our success. We also want to defeat Indian army despite smaller in size. All this isn’t possible without Chinese involvement but trust me, defeating india is a possibility.
There is nothing impossible. If there is a problem from Iran then don’t sit back. Cross border, annex parts of nearby countries, create buffer zones, make check posts and call it your own territory. Against Afghanistan and Iran, United States is standing with pakistan but against india, it’s not sure and there is more tilt towards india than towards pakistan. This is where we need china.
All in one, aggressive policies aren’t limited to couple of new policies. It a set of instruction, proper plan to give pakistan a better chance to defeat enemy specially india. Current strategies of think tanks seems to not work. Every new policy is destructive until it’s used by cunning people.
I am totally against defensive posture either it’s related to Iran, Afghanistan or india. No UN can solve Kashmir so pakistan must declare it as its own territory and this will give us excuse to launch another kargil, a psychological war to defeat Indian evil mind.
you are not describing policy. Policy, is in fact far more serious
If you watch my video that I just posted above, you literally have an Indian strategist talking about subverting the weaknesses in Pakistan's civil society, and every facet of its functioning to exploit it, it's kind of a gift to them.....to think in one or two dimensions when the other side is thinking in more, so how is that cunning? Behind, the success of the Pakistani air force, I believe we will learn that there was so much hard work, cunning, learning and determination
Furthermore, China is already party to the Kashmir dispute as it has a chunk of the land, but you might want to check with them first before you go Rambo .....if they are not on board, wasn't one of the lessons of kargil that the Chinese were not on board, and therefore was not willing to be a post hoc, after the fact, bailout option
This always becomes a circular argument, you can only project the national power that is available, and that is a function of what the individuals and people do to create vectors of power
China, such a predictable example, even when it was quite powerful always tried to underplay its power because it knew it had to work very very hard, very very diligeny and as smartly as possible to build up the power and conserve its energies, so when the time comes, it can display them forcefully




