Amnesty International’s decision to strip anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny of his so-called “prisoner of conscience” status due to his documented years-long spewing of hate speech discredited his liberal credentials, which in turn triggered the organization’s Western supporters who rely on its designations for soft power purposes to launch ad hominem attacks against an online activist who brought his dark past to light and allege a far-fetched conspiracy theory involving Russia’s publicly financed RT international media outlet.
Amnesty International’s decision to strip anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny of his so-called “prisoner of conscience” status due to his documented years-long spewing of hate speech discredited his liberal credentials, which in turn triggered the organization’s Western supporters who rely on its designations for soft power purposes to launch ad hominem attacks against an online activist who brought his dark past to light and allege a far-fetched conspiracy theory involving Russia’s publicly financed RT international media outlet.
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