“It is still true and I do not know what prompted its recirculation.” A Saudi prince commented on a tweet he published 6 years ago in which he attacked “those who insult former kings.”

Saudi Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed commented on the re-publishing of a tweet he had on the “X” platform, formerly Twitter, that he wrote 6 years ago attacking those who “insult former kings.” He pointed out that what was stated in it is still true, but he does not know what “necessitated its re-publishing.” One of the “X” users reposted the tweet, the content of which read: “Whoever insults any of the eras of our previous kings, may God have mercy on them, has certainly insulted our king and his crown prince, may God protect them.”

He should not think that if he praises the current era, this will protect him from the consequences of his insulting our kings, may God have mercy on them. To such people, we say that our king and his crown prince are more honorable and honorable than your praise, and we know that they are more virtuous than what you said, and we know that you are a malicious liar.”

The account that re-published the post commented, saying: “His Highness the Galilee Prince, the owner of the noble pen and the great thought. He always comes with the summary of speech and the bottom line of everything. Do not open your mouth or break your pen.” Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed commented on re-publishing the tweet, saying: “May God make you happy and protect you, thank you. Although this tweet was six years ago, and I do not know what necessitated redoing it now, it remains true and expresses what I see. May God have mercy on our kings who have passed away, forgive them, and make them dwell in His spacious gardens, and protect our rulers, our king and his crown prince, and grant them victory and success.”