Yet all these is a glossy redecoration of an authoritarian system preparing for its next stage. Real reform begins when people choose their rulers, shape their system of governance, and control their own resources. None of that is being discussed.

The next few years in Saudi Arabia will be tense , maybe brutal. Consolidating a new dynasty means cutting off old branches, neutralizing rivals, and rewriting the unwritten rules that have governed the kingdom for generations

This is not a small shift. The House of Saud is 15,000 royal family members, of whom about 2,000 hold real political and financial power. MBS cannot manage or neutralize this entire network without external support. And This is why he needs Washington. ahmednaji.net/2025/11/21/o...

For nearly a century, the Saudi system of succession worked according to a delicate internal architecture. Founded by King Abdulaziz (1876 – 1953), the throne passed horizontally between his sons.
Mohammed bin Salman blew that system up.
He wants vertical succession: father → son.

Five years after the UAE signed the Abraham Accords (and paid handsomely), it still hasn’t received the F-35 jets it was promised.
Now Saudi Arabia shows up… and suddenly the road clears.
The jets aren’t the prize .. they’re the souvenir.
What MBS really wants is U.S. blessing for the throne.

And American people and American economy receive billions of dollars every day from Saudi money. No other countery in the world is pouring money into american econmt like the saudia, thier is whole states like Arizone can't exist without this money