Free software will be issued by the University of Toronto next month to
enable home computers to bypass censorship walls put in place by
repressive governments and to make the computer invisible to monitors.
This would be of interest to anyone with email contacts in any of these
countries. This includes the US and Canada. The software is very
sophisticated and the implementation uses nodes and trusted
gatekeepers. The program is discussed in the Nov 13 issue of Macleans
"Citizen hacktivist:." p.129/130. For further details go to
http://psiphon.civisec.org
and


Although I couldn't find the article online, there is another article
that might be of interest in the National Affairs section: " They
Really, Really like Us." It contains surveys of world opinion
including the US. Scroll down National Affairs and click "MORE" and
look for the survey.
http://www.Macleans.ca