That's a simplification that's so far stretched it doesn't make sense. The UK has also extradited people under terrorist laws, just like the Swedish case you k

That's a simplification that's so far stretched it doesn't make sense. The UK has also extradited people under terrorist laws, just like the Swedish case you keep referring to. Sweden also has a history of protecting deserters from the US army, from the Vietnam era onwards. But neither of this matters, because the whole theory doesn't make sense. If Assange was sent to Sweden for questioning, the very same international agreements that got him sent there would only allow him to be sent back to the UK, nowhere else.