In English, please?

Everyone tells me Michael Chertoff is a smart fellow, and no one can question his dedication. After all, he gave up a nice lifetime job as a judge on a federal circuit court of appeals. Still, he talks in a way that makes alarm bells sound in my mind as I recall long dull meetings in the bureaucracy. He calls for a "properly risk-managed approach to critical infrastructure" and "an integrated, sensible, systems-based approach." And according to Dana Milbank of The Washington Post, to whom I am indebted for these examples, he speaks of "the critical points of triangulation" and of "better information about the constituents of the supply chain." At DHS, he aims for "internal integration into a unified command structure:" I have to say that I have never known anyone who talked this way who was also an effective leader.