MIT professor Noam Chomsky criticized the killing of Osama bin Laden

I wonder why someone as Chomsky doesn't question the whole Bin Laden story a bit more thorough. What evidence exists that he was alive after 2001 anyway?

If the video's that turned up after didn't come with a narrative, no one would draw the conclusion that Bin Laden was its lead actor. It's peculiar that, the only video's which _clearly_ show Bin Laden since 9/11 are two video's where he denies his responsibility for the attacks. Everything that follows is a murky mess of multiple imposters with a story that is all of a sudden the opposite of what we've first heard.

Mind you, I'm not trying to incriminate anyone or point the finger to the US government about anything other than covering up the truth. And whether he died in 2001 or shortly thereafter is anyone's guess, but I for one have not seen any evidence of him being alive since and I'm very much inclined to believe the reports of his funeral in 2001. Although it is anecdotal as well, it is at least supported by the lack of evidence of him being alive. And it would also make more sense than that the most hunted man (supposedly), able to hide in the mountains while needing dialysis, would survive for a decade.

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