[MENTION=1034]Badlun[/MENTION]. Do you still hold this view?
Whilst I understand you look towards other models are you willing to accept that Israel is just another colonial legacy that has not always been conducive to regional peace and stability? Why would that be the mode to replicate? And when Pakistan and Israel share a common characteristic in being founded on the basis of religion, would a logical extension of that not be a greater Pakistan?
The technological, social and political advances in Israel have occurred, in part, because because of US political support and because Jews OUTSIDE Israel have rallied support and investment for Israel. Diaspora Pashtuns are not in a strong enough political or economic situation to do the same for their own.
Whilst I understand you look towards other models are you willing to accept that Israel is just another colonial legacy that has not always been conducive to regional peace and stability? Why would that be the mode to replicate? And when Pakistan and Israel share a common characteristic in being founded on the basis of religion, would a logical extension of that not be a greater Pakistan?
The technological, social and political advances in Israel have occurred, in part, because because of US political support and because Jews OUTSIDE Israel have rallied support and investment for Israel. Diaspora Pashtuns are not in a strong enough political or economic situation to do the same for their own.



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