Google Goes to Court

    So, Google finally acknowledges there's a problem. Their legal department(very large) filed a complaint in Federal Court in New York against the perps in China that have been subverting the Google company and crushing its business.

      We know Google is a cash machine, generating $$$$billions of dollar profits. Such an operation looms large over the country and the world, and hencce, is an easy target: it's everywhere all the time. What's going on? As anybody with a pulse in the USA knows, Xi JP and his Yellow Hoards are bound in a catch up race with the US. They recently launched their 3rd modern aircraft carrier-an instrument of global reach. Watch where it turns up when it exits the South China Sea looking for targets of opportunity. The race in the tech sector is most widely reported; then the rare earth issue(China's resource dominance in the field) has surfaced and other country's are exploring old m ines and locations for those minerals necessary for industry and science. Then there's the trade issue: the imbalance of trade with the USA: more going than coming. Take soybeans, an American ag export item(large). The slow down in China's purchase of soybeans causes serious issues down on the farms in the American midwest. They can only store so many tons of those beans.  Trumpie likes to think he's on top of the trade issue, but aftyer his most recent trip to Asia, one must think he's a bit foolish on the topic.

      So, what's going on with Google? The legal brief cited the damaging effects on the Google business by a company in China called Lighthouse. This tech firm has targeted Google's business model with fake internet/web scams that mimic Google's official sites and thereby damaging the brand and the bottom line. However, given  the source-China- there's little chance of arresting and stopping the action in China. However, if the court rules in Google's favor, it will allow the company to shut down those in the USA that are using Lighthouse means to corrupt official Google sites and relations with partners and subsidiaries. It won't take long and any court would be smart to move quickly on the case. Look for a decision soon.