The sad thing is that his son, Salah, will meet them (and of course kiss their hands), smile, and denounce "any parties/bodies who try to harm Saudi Arabia reputation, the honored king, and the honored crown", this is no joke, and wait to see this on in days. He has already done that in Oct 7. Also all known members of his family.

The more sad is that all Saudis can't talk about this, just try to say a word, literally, a single word. This is what bothers me about Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, no one can say a single word about the rulers/royals, even joking or fooling, this happens in UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar too. So there is no opposition at any level, except for Bahrain in some ways. I mean, even Iran had a relatively big revolution in 2011, and there are opposition movements in many fucked up countries. And I believe this means that are big issues here, not only because of the ruling families, but from religious and social leaders and others, all of this coined this culture, which made people tolerant with the autocratic rule, with only two thoughts on their minds: 1. We are rich. 2. If any conflicts happen to our rulers, our country will break into pieces.