@A-Team dude I see u here actively trying to pursue some sort of solution for Afghanistan by having a change in Pakistan's policy. Why don't u practice what u preach and start this change at home?
Do u know who the Afghan Taliban are? Hint: it's in the name...yes they are Afghan. If u and other Afghans are having problems with ur countrymen(Afghan Taliban) then that's an internal matter. U guys r having a civil war. So get ur house in order.
- Preach to ur farmers how it is haram to grow opium for drug trade(from which Afghan Taliban get financed)
- Bring the Taliban to the table and talk/negotiate with them
- Or conversely have ur armed forces get their sh*t together. US and the west has spent more than a decade training them and arming them but they remain corrupt and incompetent. If negotiating with the Taliban is not an option then together with the western forces fight them and defeat them.
Pointing fingers is getting annoying fast. The window of opportunity is closing. The US has been there for more than a decade, how much longer do u think they will keep spending their money to solve ur problems? Another decade perhaps? If this last decade is any indication then the chances don't look so bright. If u want change then u and ur ppl have to collectively look inwards.
In the meantime u guys can take advantage of Pakistan's fencing of the border...fence it from ur side as well and take up this offer(which has been made a few times before) of joint patrolling. Do this and simultaneously launch a joint effort with the western forces in Afghanistan. Otherwise u can keep pointing fingers and ur problems will persist as they have for decades.
