(LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM) – Investor and human rights campaigner Sir William Browder has warned that the Russian dictator’s recent decision to shut down mobile internet in Moscow and St Petersburg may signal preparations for a deeply unpopular general conscription, a move that could trigger a popular uprising. Speaking on Times Radio’s Frontline programme, Browder said the internet shutdown affects “everybody every day in every possible way.” He stated: “I mean, everybody has completely gotten used to the internet. And in doing so, you’d have to have a pretty good reason to do that.” Browder offered two possible explanations for the…