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In article <1eq9fsINN2fd@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> you write:
: 
: Some on this thread appear to believe that because they live outside
: the U.S. and are not U.S. citizens, that their actions need not comply
: with U.S. law. Permit me to remind you that the Supreme Court of the 
: U.S. has upheld the legality of U.S. agents arresting foreign nationals
: on foreign soil for crimes against U.S. law committed on foreign soil.
: Unless anyone expects their government to go to war against the U.S. 
: to protect them, you had better think twice about violating U.S. law,
: whoever you are and wherever you might be.
: 
: Welcome to the nineties,
: -Steve

Does this mean that if a U.S. citizen establishes a corporation in
another country to export U.S. patented crypto technology to other
countries he is in violation of U.S. law and subject to extradition?

Bob

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