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[GenrXr]

There are many recent developments which should really cause pause to any serious investor about Google. 60 minutes devoted two segments on a recent telecast, the recent discovery of the company employees donating by a margin of 99% to the Democratic Party, the recent allegations by bloggers such as Little Green Footballs that they are being ignored by their search engine, and finally allegations that Google is farming sensitive data from peoples computers.

Google must maintain confidence with the public or all their hopes of being the ‘next best thing ‘will vanish. What I see happening with Google is a company being run by two very intelligent people, but making sophistic business decisions driven by fantastic ideological concerns.

GenrXr slap to Google main guys: This is not how business operates and you better learn it really fast or cash out your stock so you can retire to an island soon. Businesses in a capitalistic society operate by providing goods and services with an implicit guarantee of good will. Said business before entering contract will deliver with every effort the provision regardless of cost to the company. This guarantee of contract means you take on large responsibilities as an executive of delivering regardless of profit. It is the moral dilemma of profits.

It is appearing Google has made an Ideological contract rather then a just one. And this will be their downfall.

Microsoft is watching and waiting for the kill.

I will not be buying any Google shares anytime soon.

GenrXr Out!
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Thanks for the post. Very good observation and article. I was wondering if it was just me being a bit to much skeptical. Glad to know I'm not the only one who has noticed that links and articles that hurt the Liberal cause are disappearing from their searches and caches. I had been chalking it up to them using less storage capacity for economic reasons.