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 [[Datei:Osama_bin_Laden_watching_TV_at_his_compound_in_Pakistan-3.jpg|200px|thumb|right| Probably 2010, certainly watching TV, (c) purportedly U.S. Government]]
+What happened that night in Abottabad? How is this assault to be judged in legal, in moral, in political terms?
+According to the dominant political discourse, what had happened was an act of justice.
+*President Obama: "And on nights like this one, we can say to those families who have lost loved ones to al Qaeda’s terror: Justice has been done."
-What happened that night in Abottabad? How is this assault to be judged in legal, in moral, in political terms?
+*UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon: "Personally, I am very much relieved by the news that justice has been done."
-The dominant political discourse shows no doubts that what happened was "just". President Obama proclaimed at the White House: "And on nights like this one, we can say to those families who have lost loved ones to al Qaeda’s terror: Justice has been done", and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said: "Personally, I am very much relieved by the news that justice has been done." In Germany, chancellor Angela Merkel phrases it a little differently, saying: "Ich freue mich darüber, dass es gelungen ist, Bin Laden zu töten." Evidently, she, too, albeit daughter of a Protestant pastor, whose church preaches "Thou Shalt Not Kill", thinks what happened was an act of justice.
+*German chancellor Angela Merkel: "Ich freue mich darüber, dass es gelungen ist, Bin Laden zu töten." Evidently, she, too, albeit daughter of a Protestant pastor, whose church preaches "Thou Shalt Not Kill", thinks what happened was an act of justice.
 == Justice = Legality? ==