Just below are important excerpts from that law, relevant to this article:

"Viral" devastation?   I'll explain - the typical  "skeptic" (pseudo-skeptic) internet trick is to attack someone and "take it viral" meaning to dominate the internet with their negative attack on some one, or some thing.  They try and create what they call "The Streisand Effect," attempting to create the total ruination of their target.  Below is an excerpt from the person, Tim Farley, who designs and maintains this campaign, and teaches this method to the co-conspirators.

What is a google bomb?

You may have noticed me mention google bombs occasionally. They are incredibly useful in the promotion of special purpose websites such as the ones skeptics build. Essentially it involves as many different web sites as possible linking to a specific target site with a specific piece of text.

Google uses an algorithm called Page Rank which uses (among other things) number of other sites which link to a given site, to determine its ranking in results. The algorithm has changed over the years since the original patent, and many aspects of it are now considered trade secrets by Google. But it is known that aside from the number of incoming links, other aspects which are considered are the content of the target site and the text used to link to the site.

Page rank and algorithms like it can give an idea of the overall importance of a site on the web, but how are results for individual searches ranked? That has to be decided in a way that is specific to the search being done. And so Google considers how the text of the search relates to the text on the target page, and also (crucially) the text used to link to the site.

And so if hundreds or thousands of web sites all decide to link to a given target with a given piece of text, it will affect where that site appears in Google searches for that text.

Why is this important?

The fact remains, there are huge numbers of people out there that are not comfortable with typing a URL or with maintaining a list of bookmarks. They simply type the name of the site they want into the search box in their browser and find it in the results. They do this because it works.

Naive users notwithstanding, successful webmasters know from examining their logs that the vast majority of their incoming traffic comes from search engines. There are entire businesses oriented around optimizing a given business website for specific search terms. It is called search engine optimization or SEO. SEO experts know that whether you appear in the first page of search results is crucial to the success of your web site. In fact, there have been several documented incidents where Google has decreased the page rank of sites for one reason or another, causing a huge drop in traffic. This has even spawned lawsuits on occasion.

In the skeptic movement we know we must get the word out to what Michael Shermer calls “fence sitters” — people who have no strong opinion on skeptical topics. If someone is considering visiting a psychic or a homeopath, it can be crucial that they read some skeptical material about the topic first. In order for that to happen, they have to be able to find our sites easily. Ideally, they should find our sites accidentally while searching for the very things we oppose. We can be a huge force for good by making sure our content is easily found by people like this.

This Motion will address this issue, and this activity, directly.  More, I absolutely HOPE Barrett, his minions, and his "aiders and abbetors" (skeptics) violate the Protective Order once it is enacted by the court. 

Why?  Because the federal court, under a Contempt Citation, has almost unlimited power to, for instance, simply shut down their internet presence in its entirety.  Forever.

And, it is time for that...

Stay tuned.  There is more coming.

Tim Bolen - Consumer Advocate