It's a shame he's a gay prince.

[Kenneth]

...otherwise he might have been put on the table in future U.K. / K.S.A oil deals.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/1019/saudi.html

A Saudi prince is facing a life sentence for beating and strangling his servant to death in London in the culmination of a campaign of 'sadistic' abuse. Saud Abdulaziz bin Nasser al Saud was found guilty at the Old Bailey of murdering Bandar Abdulaziz in an assault at their five-star hotel suite.
In court, his lawyers tried to cover up evidence of his homosexuality.
If he ever returns to his home country he faces the possibility of execution - not because of the killing but because being gay is a capital offence in Saudi Arabia.


Who knows, may be they'll want him back just for the fun of killing him.

[gwb56]

They had just returned from a Valentine's Day night out
Ahh, how sweet! And what a nice way to end a romantic night out.

Was reading somewhere, an Islamic follower stating on homosexuality in his Saudi homeland, "We don't have that problem"! Well, with as many as they can they kill, but with their Islamic ideology of extermination they have missed one, again.

[Mil]

Japenese tragedy: "Mother is a Geisha, Father is a Riksha, and the son is Moisha".

[Kachah]

In court, his lawyers tried to cover up evidence of his homosexuality.
If he ever returns to his home country he faces the possibility of execution - not because of the killing but because being gay is a capital offence in Saudi Arabia.

I though it's okay if you are a prince in Saudi.

[Kachah]

Was reading somewhere, an Islamic follower stating on homosexuality in his Saudi homeland, "We don't have that problem"! .Actually, the president of democratic Iran Mr Ahmadinejad said so at some discussion in an American university: "We don't have this problem in Iran because we don't have gay men there".