asad71
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Mujib why are you so obsessed with Pakistan????
Whatever happens with NATO involvement in that region is matter between the neighbours to decide. NOTHING TO DO WITH BANGLADESH!!!!!
I personally have nothing against the Bangladeshis but you seem to have strong obsession with PAK.
I have seen you using your energy to the full on Indian and even Australian forums trying to dictate what actions the Pak Military should take.
In all senses and purposes this is for the Pak Army to decide.
As regard to the post I’m sure it’s quite clear what the scenario will be for afghan.
Nato will have to leave and very likely Taliban will come back….
But Pak army will have to tread very carefully with the approach to the Taliban.
E.G. after 9/11 Pakistan exhausted all efforts to make available the serious situation the talibvan were in and for them to hand over bin ladeon …
But unfortunately they did not understand the seriousness of the situation at the time and also this excuse that the Taliban were bound by pashtunwali is nonsense.
Bin ladeon was only helped because he gave out millions to the Taliban and his AQ organisation worked with the Taliban to kill and locate their enemies such as Ahmad Shah Massoud.
A worrying situation would be if Taliban in power in afghan then some elements of it could shelter terrorists that have killed our soldiers/civilians and whom the Pak Army is fighting now in NWFP .
SO THE DICE WILL HAVE TO BE CONTROLLED CAREFULLY….
1. This is an open forum of members for academic discussion. We have our views/likes/dislikes, but none of us speak for his nation. What Pakistan Military or Army will do is for the people of Pakistan to decide. Same with Afghans. As such your post does not dissuade/discourage me from taking part in discussions.
2. Yes, we are trying to figure out the scenario after the invaders have been kicked out in full. As various posters have opined it is definitely not clear what that will be. Pak interest. Pakhtuns. Northern Alliance. Russia.Iran.India.USA. All stake-holders/interest groups would like to stay through proxies of some sort. Afghanistan is strategically v important. But the Afghans are incredibly tough.
3. An outcome that appears to be emerging is that the peoples of Afghanistan and Pakistan may get closer after the invaders exit. Such an unity,if sustained, could give birth to a resurgent Afghan- Pathan power dominating this region. Such an outcome will see Pakistan emerge stronger economically, politically and militarily.