They may have been wearing Pakistan Military Uniforms, but the US/Allies don't discriminate between age in massacres. So that is a give away.
'The
Pakistani Taliban, always a loose and chaotic coalition of militant
groups, have come under increased pressure this year because of internal
frictions and the military’s continuing operation in North Waziristan,
which started in June following an audacious attack on the Karachi
airport.
The
military says that the offensive, officially known as Operation
Zarb-e-Azb, has resulted in the death of 1,800 militants and cleared
much of North Waziristan, the region’s most notorious hub of militant
activities.
Still,
the school attack on Tuesday demonstrated that the Taliban remain
willing and able to strike at vulnerable civilian targets.
Correction: December 16, 2014 '(the use of the word civilian here is being used in a satirical way).
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/17/world/asia/taliban-attack-pakistani-school.html?_r=0#
Depravity incarnate:
http://news.antiwar.com/2013/11/20/us-drone-attacks-pakistani-religious-school-killing-eight/
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504
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/gaza/11056976/The-children-killed-in-Gaza-during-50-days-of-conflict.html
Yahwet-Moloch
'In all, at least 521 have been killed since the onset of Israel’s offensive on July 8, according to the Al-Mezan Centre for Human Rights in Gaza.
The name, age, gender, and location and date of death are listed above for 504 Palestinian child victims. The list will be updated.
Hamas rockets killed one Israeli child, four-year-old Daniel Tregerman.'
Now we know Why they stand with Israel.
'Taliban spokesman
Mohammed Khurasani claimed responsibility for the attack in a phone
call to media, saying that six suicide bombers had carried out the
attack in revenge for the killings of Taliban members at the hands of
Pakistani authorities.
But the chief minister said there were eight attackers, dressed in military uniforms. Two were killed by security forces and one blew himself up, Khattak said. The rest were still fighting.
Picture: Ashad Arbab/EPA
But the chief minister said there were eight attackers, dressed in military uniforms. Two were killed by security forces and one blew himself up, Khattak said. The rest were still fighting.
Picture: Ashad Arbab/EPA
'Bajwa said that 1,099 students and staff were registered at the school.
It
is part of a network of schools run by the Pakistani military around
the country. The student body is made up of both children of military
personnel as well as civilians. A government official, Javed Khan, said
most of the students appeared to be civilians rather than children of
army staff. But analysts said the militants likely targeted the school
because of its military connections.'
http://news.yahoo.com/pakistan-taliban-attack-military-school-kill-2-072153239.html
A teaching assistant who escaped the school said on local television that militants were going from room to room and "beating children." According to multiple reports, the Taliban militants had been ordered to shoot older students but allow the younger ones to go free.'
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/taliban-gunmen-storm-pakistan-military-school-peshawar-take-hostages/
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/2014/12/fighters-attack-army-run-school-pakistan-20141216742794184.html
'At least 142 people, including 132 children, have been killed in a horrific attack by Pakistani Taliban fighters (TTP) on a military-run school in Peshawar in Pakistan's northwest.
Several explosions and gunfire rung out as seven armed men attacked the Army Public School on Tuesday morning, in one the bloodiest attacks in Pakistan's history. Ten staff members of the school were also killed.
Officials told Al Jazeera that all seven attackers were killed in the operation.
Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder, reporting from Peshawar, said "most of the younger pupils escaped the school, but the senior students were not so lucky".
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