>Every country wants to impose its own laws on it in order to guarantee the rights of their citizens. I think that is a very charitable interpretation of what

>Every country wants to impose its own laws on it in order to guarantee the rights of their citizens. I think that is a very charitable interpretation of what they're imposing, though it may not have been your intent. Rather than "guarantee rights", I think it is just an attempt to assert their powers as governments. Hence the push to collect taxes on internet services, break encryption, and so forth. But yes, we're heading toward an increasingly-balkanized Internet.