I think that fighting the extradition is indeed not such a good idea. That does give the idea that we are fighting the law inforcement. However, working within the system should not be a problem. Raising money for legal means of fighting for a just cause, should have nothing to do with being above the law.
In this case, I really don’t believe it was a hate crime. I don’t think anyone here believes that. We can focus on fighting his case in America, in court.
Just a side point: I don’t like the way some people cast aside honest people as guilty. Does a very biased jury and judge make your decisions? You are talking about someone who borrowed more than the law would allow. That’s all. He is charged with one complaint, which were turned into 89 counts. He didn’t rob, he didn’t cheat — not fellow man, not the government and not the bank.