there's annoying others and then there's annoying "others" which al-Shammari seems to have done.If indeed this article is completely true then his imprisonment doesn't seem justified. However I would want to hear more of this story. The article is only giving a one sided view of the reason for his arrest. That said it must also be noted that Saudia is very strict about people acting against the rulers and though it may not always seem fair it has its benefit as we know many extremist "Muslims" aka khawarij and even terror groups from both the extreme so called "sunnis" and Shia, are constantly targeting the ruler and his supporters claiming them to be a disbelievers for reasons like having ties with America and other Non Muslim states etc.Thus allowing anyone to speak and act against the king can have terrible consequence and it has in the past too. Ultimately lets hope that justice will prevail..