Granted, BXA has written its anti-terrorism controls broadly, so that there's no way U.S. companies can ship anything remotely useful to nefarious folks who specialize in blowing up discotheques and Marine bunkers. Yet, somehow, Kodak's "Fun Saver" camera, designed for use in most back-yard pools, doesn't cut the profile of a lethal technology.
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