salarsikander
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You're quite well rehearsed with the topic at hand. I appreciate yournrsponse.Way I see it, Western intervention in these countries will have to be in stages. It is a long-term project that will require sequential investment in capacity building.
First, will come investment in education, healthcare, security and rule of law. That is the basis of everything. Next, there is the need to invest in infrastructure, by which one can mean public transportation, energy, digitization - whatever flies in a rapidly changing world. This is the scaffolding on which commerce is built. Finally, invest in business and commercial activities. I see no point in leading one before the other.
There are two caveats though. First, all of this cannot take place unless, atleast for the first few years, there isn't a strong military presence. The entire initiative will collapse because the first strongman who can take it down will do so. And yet, paradoxically, that will amount to the same situation of infidel occupation of Muslim land that provokes much of terrorism we see today. That is quite a challenge. Second, the education system that will bear fruit cannot be a mish-mash of delusional religious indoctrination with a sprinkling of modern concepts. It has to be cutting edge and it has to be secular. Without that, we will be back to square one in no time. The potential for conflict today in the Islamic world is not highest in countries where students study in Madrasahs, but in nations where a modern curriculum has been doctored to serve some dubious balancing act.
Whichever way we look at it, it is a generational challenge. It ranks as one of the top four things on the world's to-do list, along with getting rid of nukes, tackling climate change and adjusting to the reality of a world where technology will make most jobs redundant, leading to mass unemployment.
You see when uiu start working nfor people, ignoring the steps order, you will create a certain mindset that will reject nthe militant ideology. People will become busy with work. Driving children to school and back. They Will feel all good and will make positive contribution. Just like how Western eurpoens did afternww2. You see Japan suffered most after nukemattacks from US et they have most favorable view of US after the war.
Why ?
Because, US actually engaged in rebuilding the society (infra, education etc) this created lot of opportunities nfornUS economy as well having positive view of US. The ones who reject such developments will be isolated and will realise what they're missing on. Mind it its not as if they were living in stone age before Arab spring and NATO started bombing them. Given a good opportunity these people will work. But deny them that. They will seek every opportunity to turn the hate against those who continuously bomb them like targets ( civilians)
Oh where is the shithole that was communist where killing of Jews in mass took place ?Still 10 times better than your country.
Irrelavnt losers trying to act wanna be Europeans.
I didn't realise showing a gypsy his reality would be so awful.am still right, that is why all you got are uncivilised insults
If you ask politely and tone down. I will stop the reality check