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The only worrying bit here is point 3, that the Taliban have not renounced Al Queda (apparently). I think the Taliban are well aware of the damage the foreign organisations caused their country, but Pakistan should work to make sure that the Taliban once in power abandon them altogether. We can do this by;
1. Making it a condition of our recognition.
2. Offering them the military support that these groups might.
3. Acting as an international partner of the new Afghan government and getting allies like China, KSA, UAE, Turkey, Qatar, Malaysia and Iran to recognise them and support them economically in an effort to re-build their nation.
The emerging shadow government of the Taliban has shown 1 thing, they are now more pragmatic and aware that the people need more than lectures about virtue to survive. They support the schools and hospitals setup by the Kabul regime, even in territory under their control.
We should focus on getting getting the Taliban focused on governance and getting them the financial and political support to do so. This way they will leave playing "Jihadis and kafirs" to someone else, not in Afghanistan.
No doubt we won't do any of this. It's far to much to expect the Pakistani ruling class to have foresight beyond the end of their nose.
1. Making it a condition of our recognition.
2. Offering them the military support that these groups might.
3. Acting as an international partner of the new Afghan government and getting allies like China, KSA, UAE, Turkey, Qatar, Malaysia and Iran to recognise them and support them economically in an effort to re-build their nation.
The emerging shadow government of the Taliban has shown 1 thing, they are now more pragmatic and aware that the people need more than lectures about virtue to survive. They support the schools and hospitals setup by the Kabul regime, even in territory under their control.
We should focus on getting getting the Taliban focused on governance and getting them the financial and political support to do so. This way they will leave playing "Jihadis and kafirs" to someone else, not in Afghanistan.
No doubt we won't do any of this. It's far to much to expect the Pakistani ruling class to have foresight beyond the end of their nose.