JayAtl
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limited sharing is better than nothing.
no?
yeah, but Mr Aeronaut seems to want a hell of a lot more from us. Hence I was confused
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limited sharing is better than nothing.
no?
yeah, but Mr Aeronaut seems to want a hell of a lot more from us. Hence I was confused
you think my aero bhai will write the US-Pak cooperation plan?
Yes?
nah , but we are all internet experts( think of ourselves to be one), myself included - so we love to pontificate.![]()
@JayAtl
If you want to reach a logical understanding, you might have to shun the notion of 'good doer' CIA.
CIA and ISI have vested interests of their own. We are talking about perhaps world's two largest drug runners!
They are like the apple and Microsoft of this industry. Its a weird world as both of them are working hand in glove in Syria as we speak.
@JayAtl
Thats not what implying.
You and i see things in.
Black and white
Good and bad
Legal or illegal
These are areas where govts operate. Then there is the 'grey area'. This where entities like CIA and ISI operate. They have only one principle.
Useful.
Not useful.
Both organizations have their corporate interests. For the most part they are not answerable.
My point is that we shouldn't see their work as per 'our comprehension'. We can only make sense of what they do, if we look at it from 'their perspective FIRST'.
@JayAtl
I differ and agree with you on some points. Pakistan has been a war zone and the 'go to' place for the highest refugee population in the world.
Pakistan wasn't what it is before 1979. I hope that with the war clouds dispersing, the peace will return to my land and my people.
@JayAtl
Well Taliban were no aliens but former Mujahideen branded into a new organization to fill the gap after the US left us with 7 million refugees, a boiling civil war and Al-Qaida. We were also sanctioned.
We did what we had to do, and work with whom we had to work to secure our vital interests, because our 'ally' wasn't interested in post war reconstruction of Afghanistan.
Both countries have paid a heavy price for their respective 'fuckups'. I don't think its still too late to win this war, however that would have to be done by political solutions and long term commitment.
Afghanistan is broken, it needs to be rebuilt and included in the international community to avoid it from becoming the bastion of Al_Qaida once more.