Operation Geronimo Gave Little Resistance for Navy Seals

More information continues to come out about Opeartional Geronimo. It's becoming more apparent the Pakistani government harbored Osama Bin Laden as they received billions in aid from the American taxpayer.

The world's most wanted terrorist was apparently so confident of his security in a conspicuous compound at the outskirts of a Pakistani military town that, when Navy SEALs raided the complex Sunday, there were no guards on site and Usama bin Laden himself was not armed.

He was surrounded instead by his family, more the life of a pensioner than a fugitive. And, according to a senior U.S. official who provided details to Fox News, bin Laden had a "treasure trove" of information on site -- more than one would expect from a terror leader worried about getting caught.

That information and evidence are now being analyzed by CIA staff at the agency's Virginia headquarters. "The U.S. is moving quickly to exploit this information before the cockroaches scatter," a senior defense official said.

It appears to me Osama had guards for his complex, and those guards were the Pakistani government covering up his existence in the middle of the heart of their military complex.