Passing firewalls and hiding freenet traffic

"Jonathan Doe" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.freenet.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Would it be possible to encapsulate the freenet packet traffic in HTTP  and 
route it through port 80 ? That way running a node would be effectivley 
hidden in the general web traffic of a firewall. Perhaps a way to pass 
campus / corperate firewalls ?
Perhaps to a thrid party observer two nodes exchaning data would look like a 
web session ... if you used the secure http protocol there would be no easy 
way of checking what was going on.
I freely admit i am no expert on freenet or application level protocols and 
encapsultion but i did stumble across a mention of using this 
technique....... comments?

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