The People's Republic of Google

China must be stopped. I genuinely feel bad for Google. I think, in the back of everyone's mind, that they knew that Google seemed like too much of a good thing. Sticking its finger in every pie, pulling out plums all over the place. It was only so long that other major corporations (or entire countries, for that matter) would start to get a little edgy about the idea of complete 'internetal' domination. Now that they see how Google so perfectly has made our lives incredibly organized and frilly, they realized that their own services only provide a miniscule version of a complete set of services offered by The Giant. I like to entertain the thought of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates ordering a full-fledged investigation that would stem from original technological research from 1932 that would dig up possible copyright infrigement violations on The Giant. I then see the CEO of Google (funny I don't even know his name...or even if it is a "he") calmly perched atop a trillion terabyte server shelling out quadrillions of kilobytes to the world each second trying to picture his own dimise...only to see that it's very unlikely, then laughing as Barbara Walters serves him his afternoon tea with a side of baluga. I think it's only natural for American corporations to get anxious about this new good thing that has come to be titled "Google," and it's only natural that one would try to kick it down like a little two-year old girl pissed at the bigger kid that took her Good 'n Plenties. I assume, also, that Google cannot dominate forever, unfortunately, for everything always is poised in the direction of its own demise...every country, every company, every idea, every living thing heads toward an end. And so too must Google, but I hope its lifespan is comparable to our solar system, which is very young and is expected to last for a few more billion years until the sun implodes.