GuyFawkes
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
I want IK to be released from jail as well, but In my opinion the notion that Trump’s election will bring immediate change is not a well-informed perspective.
It’s essential to recognize that figures like Muneera or the POA (Pakistan Occupation Army) are not merely acting on directives from the Biden administration; rather, their actions are rooted in the agenda of the deeper state apparatus. This regime change and disregard for constitutional norms are not simply about sidelining PTI or empowering the Ganja-Hijra-Form-47 alliance. There is a more strategic objective at play—namely, to disconnect Pakistan from the strategic aspects of the CPEC. This is not to imply that China will become an outright “enemy,” but rather to make Pakistan an unviable ground for Chinese strategic interests.
China’s main interest in Pakistan lies in the strategic depth it offers, particularly as a contingency against potential blockades in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, which could arise from Chinese action on Taiwan. Given this backdrop, I doubt that the U.S. deep state would allow Trump to intervene in a way that counters their goals in disengaging China from Pakistan. (It’s important to note that this refers to strategic disengagement, not economic ties, which will likely continue.)
It’s essential to recognize that figures like Muneera or the POA (Pakistan Occupation Army) are not merely acting on directives from the Biden administration; rather, their actions are rooted in the agenda of the deeper state apparatus. This regime change and disregard for constitutional norms are not simply about sidelining PTI or empowering the Ganja-Hijra-Form-47 alliance. There is a more strategic objective at play—namely, to disconnect Pakistan from the strategic aspects of the CPEC. This is not to imply that China will become an outright “enemy,” but rather to make Pakistan an unviable ground for Chinese strategic interests.
China’s main interest in Pakistan lies in the strategic depth it offers, particularly as a contingency against potential blockades in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, which could arise from Chinese action on Taiwan. Given this backdrop, I doubt that the U.S. deep state would allow Trump to intervene in a way that counters their goals in disengaging China from Pakistan. (It’s important to note that this refers to strategic disengagement, not economic ties, which will likely continue.)