Bilal9
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The US does not have to care about democracy and it has not said it cares about it in the case of BD.
But we have to think of the end result when RAB and Police are unable to kidnap and kill people. In such a situation, the opposition leaders can call open meetings without fear, and as a result, democracy returns.
You are right.
Hasina has to stop enabler-excuse of authoritarian practices (death squad, RAB etc.) and share power with other parties (whatever are left, that is). Neutralize supposed pain-points and act quickly.
Regardless of QUAD Strategy or whatever, sanctions are hanging over Hasina's head like an existential looming threat.
Point is - things could get worse sanction-wise, very quickly. US could say that they don't allow import of apparel from sanctioned countries (just like they banned Uighur area cotton from China), then we are more or less finished. We cannot survive on China Market alone. We are not part of RCEP and of course not ASEAN either.
This is the result of Lazy idiotic Bangladeshi Govt. neither diversifying export basket, nor spreading out export destinations. We handed the US the leverage on a golden platter (all our export eggs on the same US basket) and trusted their "good judgment" a bit much.
The US has our collective Bangladeshi balls in a vice grip...and although it hopefully may not turn out like so, the US also does not care if Bangladesh turns into another Afghanistan. In fact the latter may be a Neocon plan, after all.
Hate to be the bearer of doom and gloom, but Hasina so far did not do her homework for all above, and we did not hedge against Niyo-con "Zayonist" plan of destroying large Muslim economies and kicking them back into the fifth century. That has been ongoing since WWII.
Look at all the debacles hatched against Turkey, Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia and now, us.
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