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Based on OP's answer: yes.

They're directly contributing to hostilities so I think they would be viable targets. I don't see any difference between scientists who develop bombs and IED bomb makers. I'm sure you'd have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that those bombs are developed by the "targeted scientist".

Hi Mr. Silverman, I'm currently a college student that is working towards a career in the intelligence community and was wondering if your job is related to it at all? Specifically, do you do the same thing as intelligence analysts do? How can I gain gain work experience in your world? Also, every intelligence operator should have some ability to analyze and make meaning of the information they pull so what ways could I prepare myself for such work? I would say I have a very logical and detail oriented mind in which I find meaning in things with ease. I also went out of my way to find an internship with a local PI firm and have been learning basic tradecraft for intelligence gathering and whatnot.

Thank you, the explanation of the one step test makes it much more clear!

What do you think about the David Fravor incident with the tic tacs?

Where were you when Anthony Bourdain passed?