In Which life Imitates Israel Strikes: War of the Red Sea

Via Breitbart (PBUH) we learn the new Saudi king is on some sort of reform kick:

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Saudi Arabia’s King Salman on Saturday removed a prominent prince who headed the National Guard, replaced the economy minister and announced the creation of a new anti-corruption committee.
The Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya news channel also reported late Saturday that 11 princes and dozens of former ministers were detained in a new anti-corruption probe headed by the kingdom’s powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who was also named to oversee the new committee.
(Update: Also arrested was Trump Critic and billionaire Prince al-Waleed bin Talal, a prominent investor in US companies including Twitter and Citigroup, the New York Times reported.)

Of course we'd like to lock up all critics of the Quesach Trumperach (we're jesting).

[No you ain't-Ed]

Anyway, in Israel Strikes: War of the Red Sea the new Saudi King, self-installed via coup, goes on a reform spree. Funnily [if you think so, mate, Ed] the new king is patterned after Justin 'Trudeau'.

[Why the quote marks-Ed]

We include quote marks because Justin's real dad is Fidel Castro. We kid thee not.

[No, you're not kidding us, just yourself-Ed]

Anyway, if the reader is interested in Saudi intrigue, well: