Here's a link to this interesting article from November 2012 entitled
"Interview with a Saudi atheist..."
http://www.jkornet.com/2012/11/23/interview-with-a-saudi-atheist/
"I usually get a few copies of English language books that no one can
understand, but I had to cover 'God is not Great' with a bag as I went
through customs, that was too obvious..."
There's a lot more in that article though, and I haven't finished
reading it yet but I felt compelled to share with alt.atheism.moderated.
To me, sneaking books like Christopher Hitchens' "God is not great"
into Saudi Arabia through customs is an indication that people are very
curious about atheism. I hope this trend eventually overwhelms the
Saudi government in a manner that leads to democratic secularism with
an emphasis on freedom from and of religion.
--
Fidem Turbare, the non-existent atheist goddess
"How do you see Freedom of Religion supported by coercing citizens to
tow the line of a religious philosophy they do not ascribe to?"
-- Lydig Avenue Kibbitzer (August 25, 2012)