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[ PRIVACY Forum ] Why The Deep Web Has Washington Worried
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Why The Deep Web Has Washington Worried
http://j.mp/18Zbg0D (TIME)
"But from the perspective of lawmakers and law enforcement in
Washington, Silk Road presents a double conundrum. It's a blueprint
for criminals the world over at a time when FBI resources are
stretched thin and political will to empower government snooping has
cratered. And it has created a regulatory headache in figuring how to
deal with whole new currencies, tax havens and virtual online markets."
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