CONCLUSION

         This petition for an extraordinary writ of mandamus should be granted because it will have a MASSIVE impact without any question whatsoever on the United States and the ENTIRE world due to the United States constant International trafficing of pornography to anonymous viewers by wire.  The WIRE COMMUNICATIONS of the United States offends every parent in the world not willing to accept the improperly demanded duty of preventing exposure to pornography while allowing children to access wire communications also called ‘The Internet’ or ‘IP-services’.  Prevention of sinful viewing of these unregulated wire communications is an impossible task the United States asks parents to believe the duty of caring parents. Securities and Exchange Commission attorneys were paid by taxpayers to view pornography while industries crashed in spite of government filters underscoring the prima facia impossibility of the improperly demanded parental duty.

         The fact that the FCC has been nonfeasant in regulating communications by WIRE since it came to be called the Internet for disguise is too important to wait for the perpetually pending orders to protect the Moral Rights of the Petitioner and allowing a jury to eventually determine damages.  Continual defamation makes the other issues now be too trivial to mention in this EXTRAORDINARY request.  Petitioner asks for a narrowly tailored extraordinary Writ of Mandamus requiring granting the pending Motion to Amend, Docket 167, so that an Arkansas jury may address this action beginning March 28, 2011, as now scheduled for a JURY trial and splitting the domain name issues from the outrageous defamation of this extraordinary Petition for a Writ of Mandamus if necessary.

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