Well, I told you so... (Insert
laughter here).
On December 3rd, 2010, one of
Stephen Barrett's attorneys filed a
Motion to DELAY imposition of Discovery
requirements for at least twenty one
more days while they prepare to file
another Motion.
Just so you get that right I'll say it
one more time - they filed a Motion to
delay for a while so they could file
another Motion.
Huh? Yeah, I know. Weird,
right? But then we are dealing
here with Barrett you know, and, sarcasm
intended, Barrett took a correspondence
course in the law from a mail order
company that, for years, used to
advertise their course on matchbook
covers.
Even more strange is that, once again,
Barrett's supposed "lead attorney"
Michael K. Botts, Esq is missing
from the action. The Motion for
the delay for the Motion notion was
filed by the Chicago firm.
I think Barrett is quickly spending his
wife's hard earned money.
There's Terror in the Air in Quackpot
Land...
Why do I say that? Barrett
and the minions/masters are between a
rock and a hard place. Barrett,
and others, if Discovery continues, are
going to have to spill out information
that, for years, they've kept secret -
about how their conspiracy works - and
all of that information will work
against them.
If they do walk into a Discovery
situation, Doctor's Data's attorneys
will be setting traps, luring Barrett
and the others into, perhaps, lying.
And, Barrett, and the others, have no
idea how much Doctor's Data already
knows about what is really happening so
they would have to be careful.
Very careful. Remember, Doctor's
Data could easily be getting help from
some former insider they used as toilet
paper and threw away - like
Terry Polevoy in Canada.
Why would Doctor's Data want to lure
Stephen Barrett, and the minions and
master into lying? Simple.
Conspiracy (Count Nine of the complaint)
is one thing.
RICO requires a provable criminal
act. Lying under oath is called
"perjury" and it is a crime.
So, Discovery could easily put
RICO on the table. Read "Stephen
Barrett, et al, Fear RICO..."
article
once again.
Yup. Between a rock and a hard
place. Good.
So, what's their strategy? Simple
- delay, delay, delay... and increase
their internet campaign to destroy
Doctor's Data's business so they cannot
pay to pursue the case.
And how will they delay? Here's
the amusing part - they're going to try
to use a tactic that was once used
against them. In the Motion notion
to file a Motion they claimed that they
needed the time to prepare an
"Anti-SLAPP Motion," (start smiling)
because as Barrett's attorney said "They
are very complex."
Complex? What's complex about an
Anti-Slapp Motion? Barrett's got a
copy of the one that was filed against
HIM in the Barrett v Clark (Rosenthal)
California case. That Motion cost
Barrett, and his buddies, over $500,000
in legal fees, after Appeals, they had
to pay to Ilena Rosenthal.
However, and there is a very big
"however," Anti-Slapp Motions are
usually filed BEFORE a case is formally
answered. Hmmm... This one I
think is just a stalling technique - one
Barrett has used before - so that he
didn't have to actually proceed through
a case. He used it, with a small
modification, I think, in the Barrett v
Clark case, stalling the actual case for
six years - avoiding Discovery.
However, there, it cost him his share of
the $500,000 the Court awarded to Ilena
Rosenthal. (smile some more).
Then too, of course, he was trying to
avoid paying those Court awarded fees.
But, that didn't work.
See how well that legal correspondence
course is doing for Stevie? He
would have been better of to use the
matchbook cover to burn himself.
Just below is a clip from the Motion
filed by Barrett's attorney:
So, let's analyze this situation.
This case was filed on June 18th, 2010.
It has been active over five months, and
this is the best Barrett and the minions
can do? Delay?
Yes, and No.
(1) Delay is their primary
strategy because they FEAR Discovery
most. Why? Because, as I've
said all along, Barrett is just the
figurehead. He's not in charge,
and is not even one of the strategists.
I don't think he even does those web
pages. Years ago
Paul Lee was brought in, from
Denmark, to run the website as so-called
"Assistant Webmaster." Obviously,
some of the first question sets
presented to Barrett, in Discovery, will
be about the website articles and how
they manage to get on the first page of
Google, and other search engines.
The people behind Barrett need to hide
this process. Why? Because
Court cases are expandable, and, with
good reason can be Amended to include
more charges and more Defendants - and
that IS what would happen after they get
Barrett into a vide-taped Deposition.
In fact, it is my belief, that once
Barrett gets Deposed that he, Barrett,
will be moved out of the first position
on the Defendant list. He will be
replaced by those that run him.
He'll still be there but others will
begin to take the heat.
Let me say that again - "it is my
belief, that once Barrett gets Deposed
that he, Barrett, will be moved out of
the first position on the Defendant
list. He will be replaced by those that
run him."
(2) The quackbuster conspirators
want delay so they can try to destroy
Doctor's Data behind the scenes.
How? They'll do, more
surreptitiously this time, what they did
before - only more of it.
Will that work? Nope - not this
time. Doctor's Data's attorneys
are waiting for this kind of move, and
will be in the Judge's Chambers within
hours of a renewed attack.
The
Convergence with the Texas "AAPS v Texas
Medical Board" case...
Come mid-January Andrew Schlafly, the
attorney for AAPS will be renewing his
Discovery options, making demands for
information from the Texas Medical
Board, and the Medical Board will be
FORCED to provide that info. A
whole host of cutting-edge doctors have
been under assault in Texas - all
victims of the "Anonymous Complaint"
process, and I predict two things will
happen: (a) AAPS will demand
copies of all of those Complaints, and
(b) Most, if not all, of those
complaints will have been filed by
Barrett, and his cronies, and
minion/masters.
Why do I think that? Because I
have copies of five complaints that were
originally, but not now, anonymous, and
they were filed by Barrett in Texas.
More, Robert S. Baratz (bobbie
baratz), the president of Barrett's
so-called National Council Against
Health Fraud (NCAHF) showed up as the
only expert witness against several of
those cutting-edge doctors. More,
some of the same people, I'll bet, wrote
paid-for-by-the-Texas-Medical-Board
confidential "expert opinion reports"
leading to a prosecution of those same
doctors.
In short, I'm betting that the
AAPS v Texas Medical Board case is
going to be an even worse disaster for
the quackuster conspiracy.
Here too, I'd guess, there is a good
chance that more Defendants could be
added to the AAPS v Texas Medical Board
case.
What's the convergence? (smile
here). I'll bet that EVERY Texas
doctor that used Doctor's Data
laboratory had an Anonymous Complaint
filed against them by Barrett and his
cronies/minions, by order from their
masters.
So, things are going to heat up.
Delay, delay, delay is the move of a
DESPERATE group.