Visit one of the services above and see how it works. Each site has a box where you can type in a URL. When you do that, the new page loads inside the proxy-server page, so web monitors can’t see what you are viewing. Some U.S. government officials would like to set up numerous proxy servers, and then spread the word worldwide about how to find them. The goal would be to help people in China, Saudi Arabia, and other repressive countries circumvent government control of the Internet. After looking over the aforementioned websites, please answer the following questions.

Do you think the United States should go ahead with this idea of establishing proxy servers?
Should the U.S. government help people in other countries thwart Internet censorship?
Is that a legitimate role for the U.S. government?
And is the proxy-server plan a good way to carry out this role?