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I just gave the long explanation in regards to advantage of using Bangladesh to undermine India just as India is using Afghanistan as platform to undermine the stability of Pakistan. Have you not read my posts at all?
And I just gave a long explanation telling you that there is no way to "use" Bangladesh to "undermine" India. Also, you haven't stated how we go about this, or what exactly it will accomplish.
I also gave long explanations, in two separate posts, explaining that India is not in fact using Afghanistan to "undermine" Pakistan (it's not so easy as you make it sound), but the disaster that is Afghanistan is mainly causing that. That is something that has been going on since the creation of Afghanistan. Afghanistan has always been a disaster that has opposed and hurt Pakistan since its inception, this not something new.
You have not refuted or even addressed most of my points. Did you read my posts at all? Please look through them again. Respond to them point by point. Until you do, you will not have accomplished anything.
Those want India because India is active and Pakistan is not. How can you see this through? Glad you are not part of Pakistan army considering General Kiyani planned for Zarb-e-Azb all the way to Afghanistan which has been partly executed by General Raheel and now his successors.
Pakistan is far more active in Afghanistan than India, you are undermining our security forces here. I have yet to meet a Pakistani who spoke so highly of India's alleged extensive "involvement" in Afghanistan and said that Pakistan wasn't involved at all. Zarb-e-Azb is an important operation to tackle both domestic and Afghani terrorist groups, it has nothing to do with India.
That is your opinion, and quite frankly, your opinion is worthless. India involvement in Bangladesh and Afghanistan begs to differ.
That is merely your opinion, and quite frankly, your opinion is worthless. India is barely involved in either country (much more so in Bangladesh than in Afghanistan, and that too because it is a neighboring country). Bangladesh is not our neighbor, so I couldn't care less.
Let's gather the world to focus on Pakistan while Pakistan is plagued with terrorism that traces back to Afghanistan where Pakistan has no control nor military bases to eradicate terrorism.
How do you suppose to build the stable economy at the face of terrorism that appears to growing furthermore? Why do you think Pakistan army wanted Zarb-e-Azb to expand all the way to Afghanistan? Think!
How can you building the stable economy and yet ignore the threat of terrorism that threats the stability of the economy including the local and international investment? Image is every thing. Not everyone is China willing to invest blindly just to spite India.
I suggest you take my post as indicator to expand your horizon to understand the important about the political influence. Pakistan's neighbors are quite important as Pakistan. India learned that long time ago, hence doing well.
Clearly, you did not read my previous posts thoroughly. Let me repeat myself. Read this one completely, please.
As I stated before, Pakistan should continue to keep a close eye on Afghanistan and respond when necessary. I strongly support Zarb-e-Azb well into Afghan territory if they prove incapable of tacking terrorists there, and they shouldn't have problem with that given that they allegedly view these groups to be terrorists as well.
Of course we have to tackle terrorism. Who on earth said we shouldn't? What I am trying to tell you, but you seem to not be hearing, is that direct involvement in Afghanistan's disastrous governments led to more terrorism, not less. Please do a little basic research. As I stated before, Pakistan was heavily involved in Afghanistan in the 1990s, and supported the Taliban's rise to power in the country both militarily and politically. It led to safe harbor for many terrorist groups, some of which are attacking Pakistan now. The Taliban proved to be an ineffective and oppressive government. Bringing them back to power will only lead to more of the same.
The current Northern Alliance led government is incompetent as well. They are corrupt to the core, and almost half of their country is under Taliban rule now, despite the best efforts of the ineffective ANA and NATO. The country is divided sharply along ethnic lines, there is little unity. The Taliban represent one faction of groups, and the Northern Alliance represents another. In between, there are warlords and drug lords complicating the situation. These wars will go on forever.
If the Pakistani Army, the ISI, the Soviet Union, NATO and the US could not solve the mess that is Afghanistan, I doubt you will. Best to just weed out their terrorists, keep an eye on their government and army, and build a wall to keep out as many of them as possible. I'm not stating that we should cut ties with Afghanistan completely, we are neighbors after all, unlike Bangladesh. Just don't expect to actually accomplish anything with that country.
We have tried repeatedly, and little has come of it. Afghanistan blames all of its problems on Pakistan, and is fast becoming a failed state. There is little to be gained there. Quarantine that mess and focus on more important things like CPEC, Kashmir, tackling terrorism, improving relations with the West, and economic development.