There is a lot of criticism in the U.S. about Pakistan "not knowing" about the whereabouts of ObL and with some idiots, like Salman Rushdie, calling for declaring Pakistan a "terrorist state".
It might have been that some folks in Pakistan did know that the alleged ObL was there where he is said to have been murdered (though I am not convinced of that "fact"). But asserting that 160+ Pakistani million people are responsible for him being there is idiotic.
BTW – where were those people when an acknowledged terrorist, Eric Robert Rudolph, was hiding in the U.S.? Shielded by neighbors, friends and all kinds of admirers for more than five years. Back then, a mere six years ago, did Salman Rushdie ask for declaring the U.S. a "terrorist state"?
It is again back to the old slogan: "Do as we say, not as we do."
To me it seems that this "we took revenge by killing bin Laden" moment will unfortunately not be used to reduce the U.S. War On Abstract Nouns and to retreat from Afghanistan but instead will be used to widen the war. The War on Pakistan scenario may become real earlier, with more U.S. involvement and more intense than I anticipated.