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RE: BIZDOS CITIZENSHIP?
Date: Sun, 10 Sep 1995 22:11:28 +0100
To: [email protected]
From: [email protected] (Andrew Spring)
Subject: Re: Bizdos citizenship?
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>In correspondence with someone outside the US regarding ITAR regulations,
the remark was made that Jim Bizdos was Greek and not a U.S. citizen. Is
this statement in the same class as an Elvis sighting? Or if it is true,
what impact would ITAR have on foreign nationals working for a US company
involved with export restricted crypto?
>
>Please don't get carried away and turn this into a Net rumor. I'm just
curious if anyone on the list can confirm or deny the citizenship comment.
Jim Bidzos is a US Permanent Resident Alien and Greek citizen. He has a
Green Card. It doesn't have any ITAR impact, since the ITAR term 'Foreign
Person' doesn't include Green Carded Resident Aliens.
It probably wouldn't have any impact anyway, since he's a business weenie,
and not a software weenie. Now, if he had a _programmer_ that wasn't a US
Citizen, that would be a-whole-nother kettle of fish.
He's previously stated that he would become a US Citizen, if it were not for
the fact that Greece would require him to give up his Greek (and hence his
EC) citizenship. See Simson Garfinkle's book on PGP for more details.
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