Pakistani police have arrested several suspects in the shooting of a 14-year-old girl internationally recognized for documenting atrocities committed by the Taliban.Not that there'll be enough evidence to convict any of them, but it looks good with everybody all fired up over her...
Officials saidthe arrests took place in the northwestern Swat Valley, where Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head and neck Tuesday by Taliban gunmen as she left school.
So they hired local muscle, who'd be disposable....
Few other details were released on the arrests.
"We can say no more!"
Earlier Friday, a Pakistani military spokesman said Yousafzai is in "satisfactory" condition.
Meaning her body's not dead. Not too sure about her brain...
Major General Asim Saleem Bajwa said the next few days will be critical in the recovery of Yousafzai, who remains unconscious and on a ventilator.
Surprised the big tough guy Talib didn't make sure of his shot. Further indication he's just a cheap local hireling.
A Taliban spokesman in the Swat Valley said Friday the group's leaders decided a few months ago to kill Yousafzai, and assigned gunmen to carry it out. The Taliban said Yousufzai was "pro-West," and that she denounced the militant group and called U.S. President Barack Obama her idol.
"Pro-wesst" meaning she didn't like walking around in a sack or being categorized as illiterate breeding stock. She can be forgiven for the B.O. idolatry. No doubt he looks better from a distance.
Yousufzai is being treated at the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology, Pakistan's top military hospital in Rawalpindi. Doctors say she has a 70 percent chance of surviving.
Good luck with that "Inshallah" sanitation.
She is internationally recognized for documenting Taliban atrocities in the area near her home in Swat Valley. She wrote under a pseudonym -- Gul Makai -- in a blog published by the BBC. In her blog, Yousufzai described life under the Taliban in 2008 and 2009, when militants carried out beheadings and other violence in the territory they controlled -- large areas of the Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.