One year after Osama Ben Laden was taken out, has there been much of a difference?
“A year after Osama bin Laden’s death, CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward reports, Pakistanis don’t believe he was living in Pakistan and are still angry that the U.S. violated Pakistani sovereignty in staging the raid.”
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Osama bin Laden interviewed for Daily Pakistan in 1997; behind him on the wall is an AK-47 carbine. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
