You don't seem to be competent enough for me to be willing to trust you could run good enough security.

Definitely a good idea.

I just need to get into other boards so I can ask some questions about my setup. I'm trying to run 2 6950s and a 5830 in Ubuntu and I'm having some issues.

High CPU usage is unfortunately pretty common it seems. Running 2 cards it does about 50% usage on my i5 2500k. You can set flags to limit it (sorry I don't know the flags for it ) but you may not want to seeing as it can hamper your mining a bit. I don't know the specifics but I've seen talk of it.

You don't exactly have to go back to the real world. What if you just wanted to run a site that would fall into a gray area legally or that you know would take a lot of fire from people. You could use tor and a webhost that accepted bitcoins.

Say you did all mining, wallet access and possible pool access over tor. Then say you ran all the coins through http://bitcoinlaundry.com/. And also say maybe you did full disk encryption on your hard drive using at least AES-256.

What chinks would there be in this armor? Would this allow for almost complete anonymity and protection from any kind of governmental heat you may fall under for any reason?