Looking at Tom's msg and Analyzing Greg's msg which preceded it:

> > For some reason (it's been a long week?), I'm reminded of the
> > assertion that
> > the reason that the federal government does not want plans
> > for building an
> > atomic bomb published on the Internet, when in fact this
> > information can be
> > found at most any decent public or university library, is the
> > concern of
> > civil unrest that would result if the public knew that the average
> > college-educated American adult, given a complete set of
> > instructions and
> > all the materials necessary, * still * couldn't begin to
> > build an atomic
> > bomb.
> >
> > Greg Stigers

Correct me if I'm wrong but paraphrasing the above results in:

The reason the government doesn't want plans (to build the bomb) published
on the internet is the civil unrest that would result if the public knows a
college educated adult still could not build it.

-- As opposed to the civil unrest resulting from the ease of making said
device, let alone deploying it.

Interesting.