Restraining Google/Alphabet And Damming Amazon (July 17, 2017)
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K “Google/Alphabet is restraining trade and needs to be restrained. Google is the behemoth gatekeeper restricting, controlling and directing entry to the Market.”
J “Hard to dispute the observation that there has never been a time in American history when as many industries are dominated by one company in the industry. In most industries, the player is the industry.”
K “The NASDAQ is a menagerie of monopolies.”
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K “Google is buying professors. Medical professors are subject to ethical constraints. Law professors, like the students they teach and the law they profess, are amoral and available to the highest bidder. Google is the highest bidder. Amazon cannot be far behind.”
J “So there may be some competition to buy law professors. They also buy legislators and legislatures and may get a volume discount.”
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K “The compelling need to regulate Google/Alphabet is as simple as A, B, C.”
J “As simple as it is impossible. The regulatory agencies are as captive as the law professors and propagandists.”
K “America will not respond or regulate. America is the current failing Empire of the century on the planet. The former European Empires need to step up and do it.”
J “The Kleptocracy in America will not stand for it.”
K “I may need to revise the ‘Manual For A Constitutional And Sustainable Post-Empire America’ in the next few weeks.”
J “The former Republic could use a self-help book.”
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J “Rumors suggest that Amazon may consume Whole Foods.”
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K “When only Google and Amazon are left, which one will kill and devour the other?”
J “God-zilla will ravage and ingest King Kong.”
K “And which one is God-zilla again?”
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[See “Google Fined Record $2.7 Billion in E.U. Antitrust Ruling” in “The New York Times” by Mark Scott dated June 27, 2017 and “Is It Time to Break Up Google?” in “The New York Times” by Jonathan Taplin dated April 22, 2017.]
[The Campaign for Accountability released a report on July 11, 2017 titled Google Academics Inc. detailing Google’s extensive acquisition and appropriation of law professors and policy propagandists in America and abroad.]
[See the e-commentary at “Less Government Regulation Series: Google (November 30, 2009)”, “The Great Google Wall (June 27, 2016)” and the e-commentary under the Category “Google” and “Amazon.”]
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Do The Right Thing: Break Up Google And Amazon
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