It would seem that the scheme proposed (limiting connections to a few other nodes) doesn't really help in a totalitarian country. The government can set up a tap (or one could be already active, a la Carnivore) and discover that an "unauthorized" protocol is being run. Even the fact that you are sending out more than HTTP GET requests could be grounds for an in-depth investigation. If you want to solve this, you have to get into steganography. There is no other way to look innocent over a public network. In any case, I think this is beyond the scope of the current Freenet. It should probably be a separate project/library that Freenet can use as a communication layer.
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