Suggested reading in this forum should be
Eugeny Morozov's The Net Delusion.
It explains techno-political reality to the
cyber utopians of the world.

That reality includes the ability of almost
every government to circumvent anonymous
capabilities. Conversely, if mandated by
national law, those mandates impose significant
costs on everyone in an unrealistic attempt to
protect the paranoia of the few. Those costs
include major distortions in national trade in
services (effectively moving the services
offshore), and diminishing innovation in
provisioning new services. In addition, the
attempts of most nations to instantiate cybersecurity
infrastructure protection capabilities combined
with enforcing IPR protection and protection
of children online, is a losing battle.

--tony