Saudi Arabia bans all marches and protests a week ahead of the Day of Rage
On March 11th, protesters of the Saudi Arabian regime of King Abdullah where supposed to hold their “day of rage.” Or at least they were going to. Today,the Saudi Interior Ministry announce a ban on marches and protests in this statement:
‘The kingdom’s regulations prohibit all kinds of demonstrations, marches and sit-in protests, as well as calling for them, as they go against the principles of Shariah and Saudi customs and traditions.’
Should be very interesting. I don’t know if this will deter the planned protests that were set for next Friday. I guess we’ll see. Oil prices should be really “fun” to watch this coming week.
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