Connect to share and comment  Leaked report lambasts Pakistan
failures on bin Laden   Pakistani collective failures,
incompetency and negligence allowed Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin
Laden to live in the country undetected for more than nine
years, a leaked report has revealed.  CIA spies tracked down bin
Laden to the northwestern town of Abbottabad, where he was shot
dead by US Navy SEALs on May 2, 2011 during a dramatic raid near
Pakistan's military academy.  It was one of the most humiliating
episodes in Pakistan's short history and exposed the country to
allegations of incompetency or colluding with Al-Qaeda to hide
the world's most wanted man.  The government set up a judicial
commission shortly after the raid to investigate after
parliament demanded an independent enquiry.  It interviewed
senior civilian and military officials and bin Laden's three
widows before they were deported to Saudi Arabia.  But its
findings were kept secret until Al-Jazeera published them on
Monday and the stinging criticism will de