VOICED: Children in Abbottabad vow revenge

The transcript discusses the complex reactions to Osama bin Laden's death, highlighting the emotional and political impact on Pakistani youth and society. It explores the perception of bin Laden as a hero by some, the anger towards US actions, and the influence on young people's mindsets. The lack of proper education and social uplift in Pakistan is noted as a contributing factor to these sentiments. The narrative also touches on the local community's feelings of betrayal by their government and military, and the resulting calls for revenge and aspirations to emulate bin Laden.

How did some people perceive Osama bin Laden after his death?

• As a villain

• As a political leader

• As a hero of Islam

• As a forgotten figure

What was a major concern regarding the younger generation in Pakistan?

• Their lack of interest in politics

• Their migration to other countries

• Their potential to adopt extremist mindsets

• Their focus on sports

What is a significant factor contributing to the mindset of the youth in Pakistan?

• Government support

• Influence of Western culture

• Abundance of job opportunities

• Lack of proper education

How did the youth in Abbottabad feel about the US operation?

• They were indifferent

• They saw it as an attack on their nation

• They supported it

• They were unaware of it

What action did some young people in Abbottabad want to take after bin Laden's death?

• Emigrate to another country

• Avenge bin Laden's death

• Pursue higher education

• Engage in peaceful protests