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I understand your point, and it is well thought out, but not correct. The vpn basically becomes your isp. However, instead of being on a proxy, you will have an individual ip number assigned with valid reverse DNS. If you get BBQ, you can still use your VPN for surfing things like http://hulu.com, or http://youtube.com from your
American IP, but we won't be releasing or asking for a release on your IP from BBQ. The point is, you will still be able to keep your secrecy when you post, but you won't be able to affect many people that are regulated by the one causing trouble on your ISP. For example
I am sure the comcast has millions of users, and thousands of Japanese Americans that would love to use this service, because their isp
is completely regulated. Thank you for your polite and thought out question. I am sorry I used English to respond.