In my opinion (for lack of producing a thorough argument), one has to control the physical layer. Along with your advice, I would keep this in mind. Whether i

In my opinion (for lack of producing a thorough argument), one has to control the physical layer. Along with your advice, I would keep this in mind. Whether it's mesh, or neutrinos, or a "black box" technical and legal jurisdiction that sufficiently isolates inbound and outbound messages (which can in turn be encrypted for travel over more compromised segments). Sneakernet (perhaps in conjunction with a resurgence in NNTP or the like). Or something else. You have to continue to ensure that there is a route -- a physical route -- around the "damage". And I'm not speaking foremost nor particularly to piracy, something that gets too often pushed to the for as a... "false flag" issue. I'm speaking to freedom of communication, as a human right and a basis (although not the only) for a complete and healthy society.