In 1971, the Anarchists' Cookbook was published, but even the Nixon Administration, the FBI under Hoover and the DoJ determined that it was protected free speech, as are countless other things now on the internet. Should that standard continue to be upheld or should it be changed? Have the federal courts, all the way up to the US Supreme Court, blown it on this issue? Is there a compelling state (i.e., government) interest in protecting the public from harm that can come from the dissemination of this information? If so, is the banning of information on how to build bombs from readily available material an excessive suppression of First Amendment rights