@Natsecjeff We should keep the heat down in Kashmir, do the devolution of powers reforms, build more capability.
If we reach a critical strength India won't necessarily have to wage war but THEN there could be talk to IWT and Kashmir, starting with trade and bilateral normalization
@bannedwarrior1@PakiSwift Never got this whole separating Khi/strong local bodies, without transparent democracy
Eg. nobody in Khi wanted but PPP in cahoots with estb rigged baldiyat and won. Who's to say new provinces/local bodies won't have PPP still rigging and winning again?
Estb has to cut the cord
@JacobL1994_ That's just how states under constant threat of complete and total wipeout operate.
Israel is the same. Some Muslim nations are indeed existential threats to it.
Our enemies make us better. All those axons myelinate more. We just see read things differently in such states.
@pinkr3dbull Just because a drama covered something so common in even our society since time immemorial, the beardies have fomo but what they don't realize is that they're just incels. Everybody else is having fun because they can.
You can just do things you know
@sabizak Not to mention Muslims have the highest fertility rates.
If you add up the Muslim populations of modern day Bangladesh, Pakistan and Bharat, a united India would have had parity, and then even a Muslim majority.
@MDUmairKh A "presidential system" we have heard about being a potential feature of the 28th was also very much part of Khan's election manifesto last time(if 2/3 maj.).
Personally don't think it's the right model for Pakistan(we are not USA). Asim should just do the provinces/local bodies
@Shehzad89 I empathize with your sentiments on the new provinces and how Sindh is so close to your heart. But it would be folly to consider PPP competent. For the sake of national interest and growth you will have to accept reality. Actions/inactions have consequences.
@PakiSwift Watch Zardari try some trick of referenduming as a province(Sindh) instead and defeat our urban empowerment dreams by a 55% majority against the breaking up of Sindh.