What he did was give the address of a website from which stuff could be stolen.

Kinda like him publishing your address and saying "this guy has a load of valuable musical instruments that should be worth a quid or two"

Quite honestly I am sick and tired of being ripped off and I don't have much time for those who condone it.

If you don't like the idea of him being extradited then you should perhaps be asking the British Government why they allow him to aid and abet criminals instead of complaining that someone wants to bring him to justice.

You guys remind me of that old joke about a guy who got mugged, and a couple of sociologists find him lying bleeding in the gutter. They look at him and one turns to the other and says "The guy who did this really needs our help".

Only difference is that a face to face mugging is a lot more honest than sneaking around behind the anonymity of the internet and inciting someone else to do the dirty work.

If you want to be tarred with the same brush, just keep up the good work.