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.af Redelegation: Another Government-Initiated Redelegation
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Either that, or the letter is a forgery. My personal opinion is that it is a forgery.
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I agree there is nothing at all inherently suspicious about the chronology. And, since there's consent from the incumbent, I don't think this is a precedent for government control -- all that other stuff is what lawyers call dicta, and regular people call fluff. Or, at least, that's the best way to treat it.
But, it's always a good time to ask -- given that the assent of the incumbent is the key to most legitimate re-delegations -- what burden should "IANA" shoulder in such cases to satisfy itself that the consent is real? (And, in cases of conflict and skullduggery [icannwatch.org], uncoerced?)
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