MALALA YOUSUFZAI ( ملالہ یوسف زئی )
CONSPIRACY THEORIES AND ANSWERS
ARGUMENT 1
CONSPIRACY:SHE IS ANTI-ISLAM AS SHE CRITICIZED BEARD AND SAID THAT BEARD REMINDS HER OF FIRON
TRUTH:SHE NEVER SAID THAT BEARD REMINDS HER OF FIRON
EVIDENCE: Malala never used the word beard or firon in her whole dairy.Below is the link of Malala's dairy in which she has never used word "firon" of "beard" of any synonym of theses words.
ARGUMENT 2:SHE IS A C.I.A. AGENT AS SHE AND HER FATHER HAD A MEETING WITH AMERICAN
TRUTH: IT WAS PROBABLY TWITTED BY SAMIA RAHEEL QAZI,SHE IS MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
The story most popular on the internet was promoted by Samia Raheel Qazi, the daughter of Jamaat-e-Islami's former chief Qazi Hussain Ahmed. She circulated an image of Malala meeting Richard Holbrooke, the late former US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and falsely described it as Malala meeting "US military authorities".The image was actually taken from a documentary film made by New York Times reporter Adam Ellick. Defending her actions, Ms. Qazi has stated "we condemn those who used this little candle in the wind".
Far from being a glimpse of a secret meeting, however, the image is actually a still frame taken from a documentary about the family made by my colleague Adam Ellick. As the film makes clear, the Yousafzais and other grass-roots activists were invited to meet Mr. Holbrooke on July 24, 2009, as they made their way home to the Swat Valley, following a Pakistani military operation to regain control of the region from Taliban militants. When it was her turn to speak, Malala said simply, “I will request you all, and respected Ambassador, I will request you that if you can help us in our education, so please help us.”After Ms. Qazi circulated the falsely captioned image of Malala with Mr. Holbrooke, several Pakistani journalists expressed outrage that she appeared to be spreading rumors about the young shooting victim.
Summary
Shaving of the hair and neurosurgical procedures are almost inseparably connected issues. This may add an additional psychological stress to the patient. Those departments which abandoned pre-operative shaving did not see higher infection rates. From January 1993 to September 1994 we performed 57 cranial procedures without any shaving, among them 5 shunt procedures. We found no disturbances of wound healing or septic complications. Therefore neurosurgical procedures without shaving are recommended for all benign cranial processes if a rapid rehabilitation of the patient to his normal daily life is to be expected.
