Grunherz, I understand your loyalty to your new home. However, coming from where you do, I know that you're aware of what we're talking about here.
If someone does something in country A that is legal there, can he be tried for that act in country B? If so, can country B likewise try someone in country A for something that is illegal in country B, if the act was done in country A?
If Lindh would have fought this, he could have raised hell because of all the questions regarding international law involved. Notice how relieved and happy the officials are with this deal - and they went for a helluva lot more in the beginning.
I think that if we left patriotism out of this and viewed it from as objective a position as possible, we'd agree that there are some questions here that aren't easy to answer.