There is no revolution in Saudi Arabia yet and no one dying in the streets. So calling for uprising by an Egyptian or from any other nationality means little if anything, as they have little to do with Saudi people. I want to see more democratization in the Muslim world like many here, but if people are happy with their rulers, who are we to complain? Only when people want democratization, are willing to die for it and are dying in tens of thousands, like in Libya before and in Syria now, we, the people of the rest of world, Muslims or otherwise, can say that the ruler or regime is illegitimate and it is time for them to go.
Bahrain does not count because the numbers are insignificant. If Bahraini Shia's really want self rule so much, then one option is to partition Bahrain, between Shia and Sunni part and then kick the Shia part out of GCC, which then will allow Mullah regime of Iran to come in and run things. After getting taste of Iranian Mullah regime rule, may be Bahraini Arab Shia's will change their mind about being part of GCC. Or they may wise up, just thinking of the consequences of their actions.
I thought you were in London. Anyway down with Sauds in the gutter along with their mates in Al Qaeda who are also Arabs
hunt him down
