Is Pakistan , another Afghanistan?

Question

One of the reasons explaining why the Pakistani regime abandoned Waziristan and engineered the “Talibanization” of the frontier provinces, apart from the military casualties that it had by the insurgents and the accommodation with the pro-Taliban tribal leaders, was the rebellion in Baluchistan. Pakistani forces were re-deployed in this region, rich in resources and with 6.5 million poor, because the popular Baluchi rebellion has powerfully escalated against the corrupt Pakistani government and the ruling families plundering the wealth of Baluchistan.
The hated Musharraf dictatorship, caught between popular rebellions and imperialism’s growing suspicions sees its future, if any, bleak as never before.

Answer 1

YES, but with nuclear weapons...go and hide

Answer 2

Yeah, but we armed the piss out of iran in the 80s..
nothing new here, we have armed many nations, who turned around and pointed the weapons back at us.
nations switch who they support based on who gives them the most all the time, this is nothing new.

I say nuke the middle-east, bedone with it.. Islam is the true devil.

Answer 3

Yes, if it was not, it is now. why? there are far more economic suicides in Pakistan as compared to them being dead by bombs or missiles inside Pakistan. Unless the purpose of its creation i.e. implementation of Islamic Sharia is brought upon, it will continue to deterriorate just like Afghanistan.

Answer 4

Yes. Its so great we gave them nuclear weapons isnt it? It will be chilling to see what happens when a regime takes over who doesn't pretend to support the US.

Answer 5

Another Afghanistan - with nukes.

Answer 6

Crap, what happened to their Democratic govt?...didn't work? hard to believe, as it has worked so well in other parts of the Middle East.

Answer 7

No far worse.