of SW and friend of AA, called for Thomas Bodstrm (partner in the law firm representing AA and SW against Assange, he is also former Minister of Justice) to fly back from the United States to 'shut Flashback down' Evidence Destroyed . Olle Andersson's article on Newsmill ( English ) about Flashback Forum explains its significance in shedding new light in the Assange case. Flashback's thread has more than 36,000 entries on this case alone. Ferrada-Noli also argues that a Swedish campaign launched through Twitter became an instant character assassination campaign against Julian Assange in social media circles. The #letstalkaboutit campaign started after the news broke of Assange's arrest. It encouraged women to talk about 'grey zones' in their sexual encounters. Julian Assange became the embodiment of all men who women had had bad experiences with, sometimes bordering on rape. Ferrada Noli writes: "The analysis suggests a manifested (sic) hostility by the Swedish media against Assange and objectivity deficits in the news reports related to the case, raising questions about the journalists' professional culture and ethics, their disregard for the critical and investigative function of journalism, and their passivity or condescendence (sic) towards press-information provided by authority. The results of the investigation raise also the question why Swedish journalists employed by traditional media act so uniformly." Documentary on SVT (April 2011) SVT (Swedish national television), the Swedish equivalent of the UK's BBC, produced and aired Oskar Lindell and Marie Nordstrand's documentary "Julian Assange: the world's love affair" ( 7 April