The son of the King of Bahrain, Prince Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa is
the front man of Bahrain's sports; not democratically chosen but
appointed like the rest of his family, who are in power.
The young man gained fame after the February 14 uprising last year,
when he allegedly personally tortured many Bahraini athletes, who joined
the ranks of protesters at massive demonstrations, demanding political
change in the country.
Nasser used Twitter during the uprising, tweeting under his real
name, threatening to extract revenge from those who are anti-regime.
When campaigns started to call for his elimination from the London Olympics, he deleted his tweets.
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