Jul 12, 2024
Early storm chasing webpage from 1998
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Early storm chasing webpage from 1998
International Arms Trafficker Training Page
From time to time governments make bad laws. One possible way to get a bad law changed is for lots of people to deliberately disobey the law in a public way. This is called civil disobedience. Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., and many others have used civil disobedience to get bad laws changed.
Imagine a bad law saying: "It is O.K. to export books about encryption if they are transported by horse and buggy, but it is illegal to export such books using any motorized vehicle." Crazy? Right! Replace "horse and buggy" with "paper book", and "motorized vehicle" with "machine readable media", and you get a real law that many Internet users want to get rid of.
If this web-form is submitted, the 3 line encryption program below will be exported over the Internet from where you are now to Anguilla. The US International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) currently classify this as exporting munitions. So if you are in the United States, this simple harmless act is illegal, and will make you an International Arms Trafficker.