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Another example of special interests infiltrating the coercive power of government to violently force their agenda on Gibson Guitars to send a message to everyone else who makes things out of wood.
"And so Gibson has been trapped, as intended. The company, after all, is not accused of importing banned wood (say, Brazilian mahogany). The ebony it bought is legal and documented. The issue is whether Gibson ran afoul of a technical Indian law governing the export of finished wood products. The U.S. government's interpretation of Indian law suggests the wood Gibson imported wasn't finished enough. Got that?"
Gibson was raided 2 times and had millions of legally purchased wood confiscated from them and no charges have ever been filed. Gibson has been trying to get the wood back and has been impeded by the government.
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