Rational Philosopher
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Pakistan has actually balanced its global relations with most countries quite well, in one sentence you try to imply Pakistan is "bending over for the US" but that clearly makes little sense when it is one of the strongest allies of China historically and consistently, the US' biggest peer competitor. That is just one example.Pakistan is not the only country that suffers from the imbalance of power projected by super powers. It however. Is one of the few countries that has absolutely bent over backwards for superpowers compared to others.
There were plenty of options during WOT and if you think it was truly as binary as with us or against us that is your lack of understanding geopolitics, but don’t project that on Imran Khan or his supporters.
Nations aren’t built like this.
You seem deeply insecure with your inconsequential imagery issues and have very little tangible political points to make. It sounds like very personal issues being expressed here.
There is a time to pretend to be a macho-man brave warrior sar larp, then there is a time to be balanced between as many parties as possible. Those who don't understand this fall even harder than they rise as history has taught us.
Also your constant reference to the WoT is getting lazy now, that is something everyone in Pakistan regrets across party lines, and secondly that was a very unique point in politics where a major terrorist attack happened in the US and they were very much out for blood. There were very little options for a politically cornered Pakistan to play macho man to begin with.



