I'm within a year or more of ... translating Shakespeare into Klingon.
If he was (and you may be right) he's wrong on two counts. This task force (it seems it keeps changing its name for opsec reasons) is operating under CENTCOM so to say it operates without oversight is simple nonsense. Secondly, it's a combat unit involved in very specific combat operations. There's nothing wrong with trying to kill enemy leaders in war. It's smart.
Too late. Already done.
Yes, but it's not my translation. Mine will be the definitive version. Of course, I haven't learned Klingon yet. But I can do that in a year or more.
Random observation for the day: the built-in spell checker in Firefox recognizes the word "Klingon".
It also recognizes Micro$oft...just saying
And why do you need to translate Shakespeare back into its original Klingon?
My main objection is to the fact that the unit was only answerable to a sociopath, and not monitored by any agency which might have to deal with the results of an operation gone sour.

Would killing Dick Cheney be assassination?
Glad to see the around 800 laws this would break isn't that big a deal. You just want the team you shake your pom-poms for to benefit from it.
The argument that I've heard a lot of right-wingers bring up is the idea that Cheney was doing us a favor by allowing special ops to narrow their focus and take out targets without killling civilians. I hope everyone sees this as a dangerous precedent. I'm a fan of Obama, but I certainly don't see the merit of Biden calling in assassination squads to take down foreign leaders of his choosing without any oversight or accountability!![]()
Let's wait and see...What foreign leader did Cheney "allow special ops" to "take down"??
Let's wait and see...