the middle east. from egypt, libya, bahrain, yemen, demonstrators used the internet to organize mass protests but according to the reporting of the wall street journal, many middle east countries use software and technology from american companies to clamp down on opposition groups blocking anti-government sites or shutting down the internet altogether. according to the reporting of the wall street journal, officials say they cannot control how customers use the product in response to the crackdown we are told the state department has spent millions on software to help dissidentses get an the blocks. some argue the u.s. could save money by not, rather, telling companies not to sell to certain countries. can the government do that? and now to the judge, judge napolitano. turning off the internet, touchy