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 -=> Quoting David Sternlight to All <=-


 >Espionage? For obtaining unclassified information that is very widely
 >and readily available to anyone in the US?

 DS> .......... There are some things, for example, which can readily
 DS> be seen from "unclassified territory" that are a violation of the
 DS> law to photograph. They are enumerated by general category in the 
 DS> Act.

 Tsk, tsk, David!

 What sort of red herring is 'unclassified territory'? What matters (in 
 context) is whether or not the subject or subject's activity is government 
 classified information that it is illegal to possess unless 
 specifically authorised to do so. Not even your spectacular sophistries 
 have yet conjured up Government classification for PGP. Come to think of 
 it.......I wonder why ever not??


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