> I imagine it'd be really bloody difficult to find a whole lot about that online, and in either case I can't imagine any sane lawyer giving him the green light to post on the internet details about a case for which he's already being held in contempt.

I can't imagine a lawyer giving him the green light to post on the internet asking people who don't know anything about the case to spam the judge and prosecutor, either.

In fact, he states that he doesn't have a lawyer.

If he expects people to write letters, he needs to explain WHY they need to write letters. That requires telling us what the case is actually about.