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The real way to get around this is to write a PY compiler that instead of executing the PY code actually produces machine code... this would solve your problem, though I admit it probably is not an easy task... but hey if no one else has done it you could earn a bit of a reputation (even make a bit of money).
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No, it wouldn't. Dis-assemblers are in wide use, and anyone fairly experienced with them can find out what they need to.
As for all this "I can't hide my source so i'm not going to use Python"... what the? You can distribute the .pyc files, which will discourage the casual user but not the obsessed, who won't even be discouraged by an exe so.. yeah.
Sane: Why are the method names in upper caps? Goes against all the Python style guides (and most programming guides in general, as upper case is usually reserved for constants or compiler macros) i've ever seen
