What If Everything Went PERFECT For Pakistan?

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Join me on an intriguing journey as we explore two captivating alternate history scenarios where everything goes perfectly for modern Pakistan. In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the possibilities and consequences of a perfect outcome for Pakistan. In the first scenario, we envision a world where Pakistan successfully resolves the Kashmir conflict and establishes positive relations with all its neighbors, fostering stability and prosperity in the region. In the second scenario, we explore a dramatic shift where Pakistan experiences significant growth, while India faces a collapse, leading to a reshaping of the geopolitical landscape. Through detailed analysis, we examine the implications, challenges, and potential outcomes of these alternate histories, considering the effects on politics, economy, culture, and regional dynamics. Join me as we navigate these thought-provoking 'What If' scenarios, unveiling the fascinating narratives that could have shaped the destiny of modern Pakistan. Don't miss out on this exploration of alternate history possibilities. Like, comment, and subscribe for more captivating 'What If' scenarios and discussions on alternate histories.

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[dominicadrean]

Video immediately banned in India and this video immediately promoted in algorithm Pakistan😂

[fllicksick]

I would love to see a “What if everything went perfect for Yugoslavia”

[shubhanjalshukla]

Trust me when I say this, all Indians and Pakistanis will agree with the fact that the best timeline for their nation would be that they best the the other one in every cricket match they have played.

[pandemonium]

As a Pakistani, thanks a lot! Pakistan is rarely discussed in the history tube. Looking forward to the Indian one.

[yasirnazirbutt]

This is a certified Halal moment.
Also, I am eager for the India video as well.
Love to India from Pakistan.

[ultimatealthistory]

The most unrealistic part is Pakistan and India, getting together against China.

[shubhanjalshukla]

Don't worry my Indian brothers! We shall have our turn as well!

No hate to our north-western neighbours, love you guys <3

[_AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA_]

The country's "What if everything went perfect for..." I really want to see is Italy's for plenty of reasons. Italy had many lost opportunietes of unifying earlier (in modern era it's the First War of Italian indipendence in 1848 but the revolt in Hungary was repressed and other italian states stopped supporting Savoy) and creating a decent colonial empire (Tunisia being taken before France, Giovanni Cerruti's proget in New Guinea going well and Italy winning against Ethiopia in the first Italo-Ethiopian war, buying North Borneo by Austria-Hungary and being considered in the Scramble for Africa). Italy could have been richer too (even if internal affairs are not what you talk about in this videos) thanks to better developing programs in the South or earlier industrialization. Also this video would be very interesting for all italian irredentist claims. It may also be because I'm italian

[Uriel--]

Great video! I think it would be awesome if, in the near future, you look up to a "What if Everything went perfect..." in South America. We are easily forgot in alternate history, mostly because we are seen as the least changing continent (and the fact that we mostly didn't have any significant wars since the dawn of the 20th century)

[sulaimankhuhro]

AYYY
Being a Pakistani I'm happy you made this video, especially since we rarely come up in alt history.

[KurianKeralafromIndia]

Well Dominic, this isn't banned in India.



Just posting here so everyone can see easily.

[ClovarChillin]

I edited this comment because apparently too many Impatient Nationalist Indians bombarded the reply sections with things that didn't even match/ counter my opinion properly.

[Halal_Lettuce]

You could’ve included the Afghanistan-Pakistan Confederation. The Afg-Pak Confederation was a proposed union between Pakistan and Afghanistan. This would mean a full on union, with one Government. I also find it a bit interesting, as Pakistan said that they would accept the King of Afghanistan as the head of state of this entire new country. I believe the Pakistani President at the time said something along the lines of “Pakistan will have a brown Muslim man as a King, instead of a white Christian lady as Queen (referring to Queen Elizabeth II).”
This new union could possibly mean peace, since the whole purpose of the union was to unite Pashtuns and Balochis split by the Durand line, which led to lots of Afghan-Pakistani conflict in real life.

[elpadredodu]

This video is really interesting and great !
Just one little error which in fine doesn’t change the scenario:
10:45 —> east Penjab is not majority hindu but majority sikh

[familygash]

Actually from what I've heard The Prince Of Jammu and Kashmir didn't really want to join India either, but rather just remain independent. However when Pakistan invaded, India basically coerced him into joining India in exchange for protection from Pakistan.

[peterwainio]

I would like to recommend a concept for a new series you could do. The idea is that you take the place of a historical leader, and you choose what decisions to make as that historical leader based on what would be the most beneficial for the nation the historical leader you chose ruled over. The way you would go about doing this is you would base your decisions off of the knowledge you had at your disposal at the time. For example, you could do a video where you take the place of Louis XIV and you choose how you would expand the size, influence and power of France in the 17th and 18th centuries. Or you could take the place of Louis XV and decide how you could preserve the French empire in America and India. Perhaps you could even take the place of Louis XVI and decide how you could prevent the french revolution if you were in his position. A criticism you could levy at this idea is that it’s too similar to the series you’re already doing on “What if everything went perfectly for X”, but I disagree. Firstly, this series is about making decisions as a single person, not for an entire nation over the course of hundreds of years. Secondly, with your “What if everything went perfectly for X” series, you utilize the benefit of hindsight. With this series, you limit yourself to the knowledge of your chosen leader. You Don’t HAVE to do it this way, you could utilize the benefit of hindsight for this series too, but limiting yourself this way would help differentiate this series from your “What if everything went perfectly for X” series. You might as well try this idea on for a video and see how it performs. If it performs badly, you don’t have to continue it. But if it performs well, you could have another successful series on your hands. It is low risk, high reward. With how many historical leaders there are, the possibilities for this series are limitless! Some ideas for historical leaders to make videos on are Seleucus, Justinian, Louis the Pious, John I, Charles V, Phillip II of Spain, Charles XII, Peter III, Napoleon, Charles X, Napoleon III, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and so many more!

[jeromevent]

You forgot Junagadh, which acceded to pakistan but was invaded and annexed by india.

[murtazazaidi]

Little bit of correction: Iskander Mirza was not ethnically Bengali, his family had settled in Bengal with the help of the British Empire and were of Irani origin and their language was Urdu. He was a direct descendent of Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq and came from a long line of Nawabs that had ruled over Bengal for centuries. They were considered Urdu speaking and had ties with the nawabs of Lucknow. In the entire time that Pakistan was united not a single Bengali was elected to power despite their politicians winning elections. It was one of the things that created resentment in East Pakistan.

[holysauce]

This video isnt banned in India.
As an Indian i think the "best" pakisthan would be a pakisthan where british people never came to harm us, or a pakisthan that never seperated from India we would find some way to work together.
I love pakisthani people but the government they had were unfortunately mostly bad

[Trolligi]

As a Pakistan I can confirm this is true