Yup, a similar conclusion that all the markers are wrong if one thinks this is simply about Oracle attempting to milk java. He even concludes with an alternative I hadn't quite spelled out yet in my scenarios post: Oracle wants a bunch of control over the android platform, because they believe in the mobile market a lot and don't think they can maneuvre J2ME or JavaFX into a position of relevance and/or are hedging their bets.
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