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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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05-10-2011, 10:48 AM
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[As many of you know, I work in Peace - Primarily with children around the world and gratefully in countries such as Pakistan -- The term *Paki* is beyond offensive.]
I personally thank you Julie for your contributions for peace. I hope the world will one day be a better place. Maybe people are offended by the shortening of these nationalities ?: Scot = from Scotland Pole = from Poland German = from Germany Brit = from Britain Aussie = from Australia Finn = from Finland Swede = from Sweden All used without offence. I think its because people associate the word Paki with racism, perhaps its time the word was reclaimed. The fault lies with those who use the word offensively in the first place not with those who use it without malice.
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