The country will have an Amir something similar to China's meritocracy selection which selecting the most capable leader by the jury and honestly this type of system is much better than the one in Pakistan which is allover the place.. You have incompetent fools like Bilawal active in Pakistani politics that is just crazy
I know some individuals cite the Chinese system as a way to govern Pakistan, they would like to see their leader like Chairman Mao or Xi, 10-year rule etc.
Pakistan was founded as a democracy, its constituent states were joined on the basis that they would have a constitutional democracy as Jinnah envisioned, in which they had both a great degree of provincial autonomy (unlike a Chinese style centralised system), and also fair representation. We denied this via 1954 Doctrine of Necessity, by tin pot dictators in the 1950s, then generals and their spawn. All it earned us was separatist movements from Bengal to Balochistan and it ended with the former seceding from Pakistan.
One party rule, one dictator rule, disenfranchisement of political opponents, too much centralisation, one unit nation etc etc.
These ideas have
NEVER worked in Pakistan.
In fact, they are the reason why today your democracy suffers from Bhutto and Sharif dynasties.
sorry to say but i think you have no idea how states/ intelligence agencies works . my dear until now millions of dollars will be transfered to opposation and sooner anti taliban forces will re group and start a war against taliban . taliban have 17big groups inside them and other party will try to break some groups too . and there are 100s of armed groups in afghanistan . i am 10000% sure weapons and regrouping must be under way in tajikistan and uzbikistan right now . CIA / RAW / MOSSAD /MI-6 and iranians will be busy to start new chapter as pakistanis / arabs /Iranians/chines were doing in 2002 . let me told you taliban have 230mn$ in 2003 and 1bn$ in 2007 .
Your perception is accurate. In fact, we can say that the Taliban already have a war on going with the remnants of the previous regime, and also with ISKP. The taliban face multiple dilemmas:
If they go full 1990s style repression, they will keep their own groups happy, but the int'l community will be angered and they will face foreign backed efforts by the likes of the CIA against them. If they go down this route, they will also deny the supporters of the previous regime fair representation. The previous regime did this exact same thing to the Taliban, they shut them out of power, so the Taliban then waged a successful insurgency. If they don't share power now, the Taliban will also face an insurgency. they will also face no reignition of statehood, aid will stop, Doha visits will stop, and people will literally starve. Pakistan will see refugees arriving out of destitution.
However, if they go too liberal and too soft, their own hardcore elements will turn against them. Some will join ISKP. And if the Taliban gain IEA statehood recognition by the likes of the USA, Pakistan and Saudi, even if aid flows in. ISKP and the extreme taliban types will begin to fight them.
This is exactly the dilemma they face with the TTP. We tell them, if you want our help, get rid of the scum. But if they fight the TTP, the TTP will simply join ISKP and begin to fight the IEA too.
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