To be honest, when even Naomi Wolf says something's not right about the prosecution of an alleged rape, it's probably worth stepping back and considering that t

To be honest, when even Naomi Wolf says something's not right about the prosecution of an alleged rape, it's probably worth stepping back and considering that there could be another dimension to it: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/naomi-wolf/jaccuse-sweden-britain-an_b_795899.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/naomi-wolf/jaccuse-sweden-brit... Choice quote: In other words: Never in twenty-three years of reporting on and supporting victims of sexual assault around the world have I ever heard of a case of a man sought by two nations, and held in solitary confinement without bail in advance of being questioned -- for any alleged rape, even the most brutal or easily proven. In terms of a case involving the kinds of ambiguities and complexities of the alleged victims' complaints -- sex that began consensually that allegedly became non-consensual when dispute arose around a condom -- please find me, anywhere in the world, another man in prison today without bail on charges of anything comparable.