Re: Fees
There are international agreements on extradition in place between Sweden and U.K.
If someone is suspected of a crime in Sweden, which was committed in Sweden,
and then flees to the U.K., then Sweden can according to that agreement,
request extradition. The U.K. has in several courts found the Swedish request valid.
There are similar agreements in place between Sweden and the US.
Mr Assange is requesting that Sweden guarantees that Sweden does not abide by
this international agreements. That is not how things work.
The US has not asked for extradition. Personally, I do not see that the US has a case.
Why would a non-US Citizen be breaking the law if he publishes US confidential material
outside of the US. They have no jurisdiction, outside the US.
It would have been different, if Assange was a US Citizen.
If Russian pay a US Citizen visiting Russia for confidential information, they are not breaking
the US law.
I think that the US is quite happy to see Mr Assange continuing his life in freedom at the Ecuadoran Embassy.
As for the charge against Assange in Sweden. He was told that he had to use a condom,
and later at night he did it without the condom, and the girl only noticed afterwards.
Not his choice and illegal in Sweden.
The shit however hit the fan, when TWO girls found out that he's been doing them both.
Bet he regrets beeing a womanizer.