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| View Poll Results: Did the Pakistan government (or military) know Osama bin Laden was there? | |||
| Yes, I believe Pakistani officials of some kind knew (please explain): |
   
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57 | 78.08% |
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2 | 2.74% |
| I am not sure (please explain): |
  
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3 | 4.11% |
| I believe private Pakistani citizens knew and helped him set up his "safe house." |
  
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11 | 15.07% |
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I would have preferred him to be taken alive as well, but I am not sure how feasible that was without him surrendering willingly. I see things being run much differently under Obama than they were previously or would have been under McCain. I don't see this as revenge. I see it as a demonstration of at least partial competence in dealing with a terrorist leader- that our Intelligence, Commander In Chief/President and Military worked in unison to get the job done. It wasn't perfect. There are no easy solutions to difficult problems. We could have not pursued him, but I am not sure what good that would do. For those critical of what has taken place I am wondering what they would do instead.
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