The first major international conference examining on the perverse effects our interventionist anti-trust laws have on innovation was held last week in Brussels. Among those in attendance were an important number of members from the European Parliament and the Commission. These central planners brought the surprise of the conference, who attended wearing suits with integrated buttons, glasses with integrated frames and watches with straps made by the same company, brand name shoes sold together with soles and laces, cellular phones with cameras and calendars, and official cars with radios, wheels, tinted windows and GPS systems all integrated. It appears these free market destroyers, these perfect “monopolizers” of decisions as to how companies should compete, are not willing to give up the benefits of integration they deny the millions of Europeans who prefer Windows with Media Player.