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Does Google Have an Organic Growth Problem?

Google, Inc. in seeking dominance in areas of new media has recently entered into endangering legal precedents governing US Intellectual Property and Brand Identity, this activity together with Yahoo's Yang's recent appology to the compromise of a dissident in Communist China is calling into question if Google, Inc. has the Social Maturity as a Major Corporation in the United States to take excessive market share through the partnership with the other industry leader Yahoo. Google is displaying inappropriate conduct towards the property of their USERS and ADVERTISERS through legal behaviors unbecoming to a US Corporation. These Legal Behaviors are supportive of Confiscation of Intellectual Property for monetization by Google/Yahoo Partners which has openly displayed Sensitivity to Communist over Democratic Philosophy and Values. This will impair Google/Yahoo's standing in US Information Security Management and will be the primary cause in Advertisers to seek out competing search products with greater basis and grounding in American ideals and maturity of managements in ethical conduct. The Google/Yahoo Partnership might ultimately defeat both companies to new innovative competitors with higher standards of ethical conduct with US Citizens Intellectual Property as Google fights over their 'Fair Use' Right to Confiscate Value in US Intellectual Property on which their Advertisers Brand Identity is wholly dependent to sell 'key words' to their competitors. Ultimately US Corporations will recognize this Indifference to the Core Rights and importance of Branding to Products as a Grave and Gathering Threat to the profits of US Companies by Google/Yahoo Partners. The ultimate result will be an Advertiser BACKLASH against Google/Yahoo Partners immature management decissions by major Ad Customers and damage to intellectual property ownership and use precedents recognized by US Information Security Agencies. Thereby causing immediate imparment to both Google/Yahoo Partners and their ability to further grow and potentially retarding long-term growth metrics with grave permanence.