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I guess the posts above clarify your doubts...as you can see many in Pak still support the ideology; that is the reason for their reluctance to go full fledged against them. And the results are reflected the army's and secret agencies inability to counter them fully since the ideology is institutionalized. Taliban are still considered friends in Pak. I do see some members here rejecting this good & bad theory; but they are in a small minority against the radicalized population of Pak. Probably pak is doing just enough to appease the US, they still believe taliban is an asset and save some for the rainy day...even if it is at a cost for their allies.
And that is why US reluctant to go fullfledged against Taliban in Afghanistan.
lolzz your posts is another attempt to tell the Americans that look Pakistanis support Taliban whereas you do not have courage to ask why US is going to have talks with Taliban.