lol... Taliban in Pakistan defines ceasefire conditions

[The Real]

Everything they demanded besides the revenge war with India seems about right. Pakistans constitution and basis of its foundation don't go together very well. talys are right in the sense it needs to be rewritten.

What if the people of Pakistan don't want it to be rewritten?

 

[50CentStan]

What if the people of Pakistan don't want it to be rewritten?

Then they should remove "Islamic republic" from their name. And stop pretending to be an Islamic country when all it is, is a majority Muslim pop country.

 

[The Real]

Then they should remove "Islamic republic" from their name. And stop pretending to be an Islamic country when all it is, is a majority Muslim pop country.

Who decides what an Islamic country is? You?

 

[50CentStan]

Who decides what an Islamic country is? You?

Islamic country = Islamic law. Don't reply to me with your ignorance.

 

[alybaba]

Everything they demanded besides the revenge war with India seems about right. Pakistans constitution and basis of its foundation don't go together very well. talys are right in the sense it needs to be rewritten.

Pakistan was founded by a whiskey drinking, ham sandwich eating, English common law practising, non-observant Shia who married a Parsi socialite.

 

[88m3]

The state just doesn't have the resources or political will. Our GDP to tax ratio is an abysmal 9% at best, really should be near 20%. We are short on funding and manpower for policing (most are used for security escorts of politicians, bureaucrats etc.), justice, paramilitary etc. We need serious police and judicial reforms, but nobody wants to do that because there's a shytload of money to be made in a corrupt system.

Politicians are also afraid of speaking up against terrorists - those that do are targeted - just last week they killed Bashir Bilour, a vocal anti-Taliban senior minister from the Bilour family in KP, who have been political stalwarts for decades. The current government is also focused on the next election and have made alliances with the Sunni Ittehad Council, while the main opposition party PML-N has always used religious parties for support as well.

Really interesting thanks




So I'm guessing whatever groups are politically in power have enough to graft and get funding for their projects and nothing else is done? This might seem ignorant but does Pakistan have a consistent critical infrastructure?