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The Consequences of Criminalizing Crypto
Mark Rasch, 2003-03-03

The Justice Department's plan to make routine encryption illegal in the hands of criminals will hurt law abiding citizens, and prove catastrophic for Internet security.

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Conspiracy Theories and Fear 2003-03-04
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Conspiracy Theories and Fear 2003-03-05
Anonymous
To quote someone I cannot remember the whole concept of America's might and ability to solve problems is crystallised in this statement.

If you have a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.

I begin to wonder how far back into the prehistoric times the dinosaurs in charge of America are going to drag the world in this amazingly enlightened times of the War Against Terrorism.

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