What he & most members here high on emotions don't realise is an escalation on our part will be manna from heaven to the PA at this point in time when they're trying their desperate best to avoid an all out confrontation with the TTP & perhaps their brother in arms the TTA or Taliban in Afghanistan .
The last thing we need is to launch some high profile attacks on Pakistan in a big way like a surgical strike for an incident like what happened in Kokernag to prevent the ISPR turning this into some huge propaganda campaign uniting the country & diverting attention from the TTP attacks.
This doesn't take away from the fact that IA needs to go back to the drawing board to relook their SOPs in the light of repeated ambushes & the rather high profile toll it's taken on them this year .
everytime some security related incident happens, versions of this conversation have happened so many times ever since DFI was created,
there is a difference between emotive and compulsive. emotions we can understand and give some space to get a grip on themselves. but for every incident, if someone is going thru the same cycle and bashing the same XYZ institutions, then it is more likely to be a compulsion for reasons best known to those individual members.
this problem statement of Kashmir issue itself is a complex one. the more the complexity factor is taken into account, more improbable the solution will seem.
-for some one, who is looking at this with a tactical view, solution will look one way.
-for some one, who is looking at this with a tactical + strategic view, solution will look one way.
-for some one, who is looking at this with a tactical + strategic + economic view, solution will look one way.
-for some one, who is looking at this with a tactical + strategic + economic + geopolitical view, solution will look one way.
-for some one, who is looking at this with a tactical + strategic + economic + geopolitical + civilisational view, solution will look one way.
more one factors in the elements of complexity, more it will look like a stalemate.
I say, leave it to the professionals who have the responsibility to deal with this national security domain, they know best.