jaibi
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I think that the mentality that there are 'pro-Pakistan' militants needs to go out. Only the uniformed service must have arms, no other organised group. Though I understand that in the present climate this is impossible to achieve but in the long run this should be our aim.
Secondly, there is an analysis done on Al-Qaeda that tests their organisational structure to be a 'dome' where it is not exactly networked or hierarchial but like a cloud, loosely connected as a grand strategy not on a tactical level (as opposed to the directed and organised structure of the army say). I've alredy stated that the TTP are looking for investment in their economic infrastructure, it pays to be a terrorist in Pakistan now, the lowest estimates show that the annul net worth is USD 200 million of the TTP, it makes sense on others to get into the action. If the Afghani scenario is to be seen as a model then it should be noted that these guys are easily divided and quick to turn on one another.
It is plausible that the TTP's dialogue is seen by other factions as detrimental to them, see, if there is peace the TTP is not going to just pack their bags and apply for decent jobs. They are most probably going to turn their logistical and war expertise towards increasing their net worth by criminal enterprise and possibly to stump any possible faction that would challenge them.
Secondly, there is an analysis done on Al-Qaeda that tests their organisational structure to be a 'dome' where it is not exactly networked or hierarchial but like a cloud, loosely connected as a grand strategy not on a tactical level (as opposed to the directed and organised structure of the army say). I've alredy stated that the TTP are looking for investment in their economic infrastructure, it pays to be a terrorist in Pakistan now, the lowest estimates show that the annul net worth is USD 200 million of the TTP, it makes sense on others to get into the action. If the Afghani scenario is to be seen as a model then it should be noted that these guys are easily divided and quick to turn on one another.
It is plausible that the TTP's dialogue is seen by other factions as detrimental to them, see, if there is peace the TTP is not going to just pack their bags and apply for decent jobs. They are most probably going to turn their logistical and war expertise towards increasing their net worth by criminal enterprise and possibly to stump any possible faction that would challenge them.