Last week: Peaceful protests attempted in Saudi Arabia by the Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia (MIRA) demanding the democratisation of Saudi Arabia and complete overhaul of the judicial process.
This week: That same group’s financial assets get frozen, for alleged links to Al-Qaida - despite the group’s public renunciation of violence as a means for achieving political change.
The USA and the UK have once more shown, through this surpression of the most visible Saudi opposition group, their commitment to maintaining the evil grip of dictatorship upon Saudi Arabia and their committment to surpressing political opposition to the Al-Saud family . Bravo :k:
Clearly if people of SA were to choose a leader that would be OBL. US and UK are not ready for that type of the truth. We also pay Hosni $2 billion to supress egyptians and their views. This was only freezing "ass"ets.
mAd_ScIeNtIsT Waisay this just came to my mind. If One is an owner of a house and has a servant and over years the servant becomes more powerful in his houslehold to the point that he feels threatened that the servant might become the owner and the owner becomes the servant (happened in Iran with Ayotallah), obviously the owner will take some measures to protect his house. May be this is a weak bad analogy but do you get the picture?
Saudi people want islamic state not some messed up United State blueprint.
Saudi is in a very weak position the people hate the regime, the regime is surrounded by Amerikkkan forces so even if there was a coup the Amerikkkans would crush any rebellion.
But all is not lost where there is a will there is way
