JUST A THOUGHT - ON HOW IT IS ONLY A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE THE REGIME OF SAUDI'S CPBS FALLS. THE END....!

It is probably fitting that Saudi Arabia should be the guardian of one of the holiest pillars of Islam; keeper of the Kaaba. 

Since it is the voice and tabernacle of all that is most conservative, orthodox and anachronistic in Islam. 

In effect, it is the keeper of the unchanging past. Which is why Badawi and other human rights activists are now incarcerated in Saudi prisons. 

Which is why only now are women being allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, and this loosening of the oppression of Saudi women is, incongruously and pathetically being interpreted as evidence of CPMBS' 'reformism.'

There is nothing 'liberal' or 'reformist' about the Saudi regime allowing women to drive. It had no legitimate right to deny them their right drive for all these decades. 

I imagine that, before the invention of motor cars, Saudi women were not allowed to ride horses. 

Women being prevented from driving was just one on the misogynistic tentacles of anachronistic Saudi custom and traditions, reaching into the present and future to perpetuate the oppression of women. 

Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salmon, if he had any genuine and positive reformist bones in his body, should have apologised to women for the egregious wrong which has been perpetrated against them for the past decades and centuries. 

If he wanted to be worthy benefactor of Saudi women, and to Muslim women who are living in archaic Islamic societies, then he should also 'liberate' Saudi women from the shroud and imprisonment of having to wear the Burqa.

He should stop being the sinister and scheming despot he is. Stop being the destroyer of Yemen and its people, for his and his regime own unattainable goal.

But it is probably unlikely that CPMBS will do so, because this is a Crown Prince who is not motivated by beneficence and prudence. But by malevolence and selfishness. 

A Crown Prince who is being led by arrogance and machiavellianism, surrounded and aided and abetted by 'yes men' and allies who either fear for their lives, and/or being deprived of Saudi 'aid' and their own wealth.

But the Saudi regime will not survive, because it is underpinned by a philosophy and methodology which is still firmly rooted in the past and distant past. 

And is refusing to evolve, philosophically, and sufficiently adopt to the changing conditions of the world. It is still being motivated by the suppression of the basis right of the individual and people to be free to think and express their individuality and realise their potential.