Security, Prosperity, Respect

British values remain strong among the head-chopping House of Saud, whose no-nonsense measures against woke liberal interference in the management of the state is an example to law-and-order buffs everywhere. A man with dual Saudi and American nationality was arrested last November when he visited the kingdom for a business and personal trip; and he was duly sentenced to sixteen years' residence at the Crown Prince's pleasure for making subversive comments on social media. Over the space of a mere seven years, he published no less than fourteen comments, includihg some that made disparaging reference to the régime's tough yet moderate resolution of the Jamal Khashoggi case. His detention of eleven months without trial. and subsequent sentencing to sixteen years in prison followed by sixteen years of house arrest, on charges of harbouring a terrorist ideology and attempting to destabilise the kingdom, constitute the sort of attitude adjustment incentive that might possibly go at least some way towards satisfying the patriots in Westminster that the master race is not in immediate peril; especially if, as the man's son claims, the Royal Family of our exalted ally is using poverty as a means of stimulating the denunciation market.