Yes, The Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) was used to seize Indymedia servers in London.

The order was issued by US authorities against Rackspace US for logfiles on servers hosted by their UK registered subsidiary company over the posting of a picture which showed Italian Police murdering a demonstrator in Rome.

Rackspace US responded by delivering the entire servers to the US authorities.

Rackspace lack the spine that Calyx possesses.

http://www.eff.org/cases/indymedia-server-takedown

Only three countries in the world don't use the Metric system: Myanmar, Liberia and the USA.

like an old fool

Cowboynoel

Wrong, in so many ways wrong. Here's interferometry for the liberal arts majors: A laser generates a beam of light. The beam can be thought of as a stream of photons. The laser beam is split in two by a beam splitter. The two beams are recombined. Objects in the confluence can be detected by the interference patterns they generate. Note: A laser is a device that produces phase coherent light. A laser is not a beam splitter. A beam splitter is a pair of prisms formed into a cube used to split light beams. Putting a laser in an atom's path is ... best I stop now.

http://www.space-track.org/ is run by some branch of the US military which may or may not have been part of the USAF and may or may not have been disbanded or reinstated recently.

We can neither confirm nor deny.

In order to get access to the data provided by space-track.org you need to agree http://www.space-track.org/perl/user_agreement.pl that you won't disclose such data to anyone else, especially any Arabs or Chinese, on pain of prosecution for treason or littering or stuff.

Should you agree to such restrictions and log on to the site, your login and password, and all the content of the site, are transmitted in the clear.

Whether you want to run a website or a war I doubt these are the people you want to do it.