Then how come I need to be on google.com to view the analytics data? I'd love to be wrong about this and will correct.
Google Analytics cookies are first-party cookies, so are tied to the domain of the website you're on, not Google.
Google Analytics data, unless manipulated to be otherwise by the end user with a manual customization, is not systematically tied to personalized Google+ traffic information. There's never been any evidence otherwise, and honestly, the burden of proof is typically on the accuser when making these kinds of accusations, so, really, I flip the question to you and ask what evidence do you have for this accusation besides insinuation and conspiratorial instinct?
UPDATE: Edited again per the info in this thread; Google Analytics does track Google+