No, the analogy is someone steals something from an American, while the American is in the UK. That gets tried in a UK court. No, wait. Someone steals somethin

No, the analogy is someone steals something from an American, while the American is in the UK. That gets tried in a UK court. No, wait. Someone steals something from an American while in the UK. This 23 year old publishes a list of where to buy stolen goods in the UK. That gets tried in a UK court too. No, try again. Someone steals something from an American while in the UK. This 23 year old publishes a list of where to buy stolen goods in the UK. Someone takes a copy of this list to the US. The US then tries to extradite the 23 year old because someone brought a copy of his list to the US. If the "make available" doesn't hold water, how does "make available a list of places that are making available"? (Answer: because it doesn't have to. The DoJ is a for-rent organization)