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>DISCLAIMER: I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.
>
I think the same diclaimer would be fit for me, also.  I have the same problem 
with this whole import thing.  I THOUGHT (maybe at my err) that the USA does 
not want things exported because they want the technology here in the USA not 
in another governments hands.  If they allow things to import like this it can 
only better us and the USA.