32768-bit key

[Robert J. Hansen]

> My name is Snowden.

I don't care.

> And I cannot send a decrypted version of the mail.

Then please learn how to do so.

To recap:

1.  There is no point in a 32kbit RSA key.
2.  For that reason, GnuPG doesn't allow you to generate one.
3.  I will not help you do something that has no point.
4.  Do not send encrypted messages to the mailing list.
5.  Do not sent HTML messages to the mailing list.

I hope I am being clear.  If you have further questions that are not 
completely answered above, we look forward to hearing them.
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