And you can get PGP outside the US borders from ftp.ox.ac.uk or any other ftp://ftp.pgp.net/pub/pgp mirror, and also in the US at www.pgp.com or pgp.mit.edu.

That is true, but with the MIT setup, you have to certify that you are a US citizen and that you won't export it. Also, there are lots of folks who have trouble with the overseas downloads. I just plan on making it available for those in the US that want an independent site with out all the rig an mirole. Besides, I guesss this is just my own way of showing MY government who I worked for for 8 years that I won't take it anymore. This is my way of firmly placing myself in the Pro-Encryption camp. That means that their enemies are mine now. And if the government wants to be my enemy, then it is their choice. I served 8 years in the Army protecting our interests. One of them was our Consitution and our Bill of Rights. This is ALSO my my of letting them know that I will not tolerate them walking all over those core items anymore without a fight.