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By Roy Edroso, Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 12:24AM
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Last week's state dinner for Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was from the beginning fraught with controversy -- or what passes for controversy among rightbloggers. First, the dinner menu was leaked. Right Pundits was miffed that "such cultural oddities as potato and eggplant salad, arugula, roasted potato dumplings, and red lentil soup" were to be served. "No American beef was presented to our international guests." (The Prime Minister is a vegetarian.)

"Let Them Eat Arugula," cried Moonbattery. "Fresh arugula in November? Really?" asked Red State Eclectic. "Uh - how long does fancy lettuce keep? And they grew enough to create 300 - 400 salads? Exactly how big is that White House garden? Are they creating jobs by paying people $50 an hour to pick lettuce there?" etc. RSE also thought it was weird that there would be a tent.

Others were enraged that the Obamas were having a state dinner at all, given the state of the economy. "Don't expect to find any criticism in the liberal media of the Obamas throwing this lavish affair with so many people around the country out of work," said Freedom Eden. "Taxpayers Fund Lavish State Dinner For Leftists," said Freedom's Wings. (Also: "Arugula was on the menu. This was an elitist crowd after all.") Michelle Malkin helpfully provided a list of "the cronies, czars & corruptocrats at Obama's first state dinner."

American Power told readers, "First State Dinner to Exclude Congressional Republicans." "Obama Stiffs Republicans," said David Horowitz's NewsReal Blog. Actually House Minority Leader John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell were invited and declined, and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal attended, but that cut no ice with rightbloggers. "And don't bore me with, 'Well, some Republicans were invited!'" said Life With Monkeys. " It is true however, it seems disingenuous since Obama has REFUSED to meet with anyone from the GOP since APRIL, regarding health care," etc.

All this faded from view when it was revealed that a pair of gate-crashers, Tareq and Michaele Salahi, attended the event without authorization, which turned out to prove that Obama was in league with the Palestinians in a plot to wipe out Israel.

In early innings, although Obama wasn't standing at the gate holding the clipboard, rightbloggers blamed him for the security breach. "Between the White House and the Salahis, it is like a conspiracy of dumbasses," said Don Surber. "Can Barack Obama do anything right?" asked Right Pundits. "The Obamas are Washington's version of the Beverly Hillbillies." "I wonder if Barack Obama will blame George W. Bush for this as well?" asked Scared Monkeys. "The story went on to say it appeared that the couple belonged at the event... So if they were say GOP'ers or looked like Tea party goers then the Secret Service would have jumped in? What would some one look like who did not belong at this event, a God fearing, First & Second Amendment loving Republican?"

"I believe this embarrassing incident finds its greatest importance in its symbolism," declared NewsRealBlog. "It represents an Administration that has consistently proven itself faulty on who has the ear of the President and clueless on the policies presented to the American people." Also mentioned: Reverend Wright, ACORN, Van Jones, et alia.

While the legacy media chronicled the Salahis' attempts to wring money out of their now-famous stunt and get on a reality show, and Mrs. Salahi's cheerleader fantasies, the more adventuresome rightbloggers pursued a new angle: Obama's "five year relationship" with the Salahis.

By this, they meant that Obama had been photographed with the Salahis at an MTV Rock The Vote event in 2005, which proves they have the sort of close relationship with the President enjoyed by everyone who has ever been photographed with him. (Also in attendance at the event: John McCain and the Black-Eyed Peas. The conspiracy is more vast than you can imagine!)

But that has never been the sort of thing that stops rightbloggers. "They actually knew Obama five years ago," said Right Truth. "BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA AND TAREQ SALAHI GO WAY BACK," said Reliapundit. "So-called 'party crashers' of Obama's dinner have known Obama for years," said Jacksonian Lawyer's Blog, etc.

Even worse, Tariq Salahi "serves as a board member for the American Task Force on Palestine," says American Pundit, "a lobbying group with established ties to the government of Mahmoud Abbas" -- also, per American Power, "the 'moderate' rights groups pushing a thinly-veiled program of Palestinian nationalism and the 'right of return' (the backdoor destruction of Israel)."

American Power describes Salahi as a "former" rather than a current member of the board, and the Task Force has removed Salahi's name from its web site, which liberal site Talking Points Memo describes as "scrubbing." (The New York Times seems to have removed a reference to Salahi's connection to the Task Force from its online article on the event, without explanation.)

Jeannie-ology has more conclusive proof than the Rock the Voter grip-and-grin of The President's close ties with the Salahis: Obama's own words, concerning his evenings spent with... Rashid Khalidi, another Palestinian supporter. The Task Force is an "inadvertent successor group of the American Committee on Jerusalem (1995-2003), to which Khalidi once served as President." Connect the dots, people! This makes the Salahis "cronies" of Obama: "Based on President Obama's comfort level dining with PLO activists, its feasible that either he or a close associate extended the invitation to kindred Palestinian sympathizer Tareq Salahi and his wife."

"Ashan speculated that intimacy with the Salahis might have been the reason that the state dinner was held in a tent," says Rick's Cafe American. "That way, the Salahis could have a conversation with Obama in the reception line and it would be less likely to be recorded."

The conspiratorial nature of the coverage brought back into the fray African Press International, which during the 2008 campaign claimed to have a damning Michelle Obama interview that remains, at this writing, unproduced. "Somebody is not telling the truth!" they announced -- which seemed promising, but alas, they apparently meant Obama.

Eventually, as is customary with these guys, speculation grew darker.

"As far as I'm concerned, this 'incident' fits right in with the plans of the Muslim Brotherhood.," said JewPI. "Yes, I think it's a conspiracy, and not only that. It's a conspiracy decades in the making of which Americans are dangerously unaware."

"That Settles It... Obama Is In Fact A Jihadist," said Snooper's Take Our Country Back. "Remember. Obama is in fact a Jihadi scum bag."

"With Barack Obama, it's always about the radicalism," bold-faced Gateway Pundit. "Always."

Elsewhere, people talked about a different relationship pertaining to the event: that of the United States with India. But by this point we doubt anyone's paying attention. We trust rightbloggers will stay on the case, and investigate the role played by the Salahis' other celebrity pals, Donny Osmond, Prince Charles, and Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, in this anti-Israel plot.

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Comments (29)

Anonymous says:

Hate to bore Scared Monkeys, but whoever writes it can't be on the level. It's beyond satire yet not done well at all.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 3:05AM
Daphne Chyprious says:

Oops. That was me above. Detractors in search of an issue to complain about: now, that's boring.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 3:24AM
Anon says:

What a public service this is, Roy. I could never slog through what you do. This issue seems more ridiculous than most among right bloggers - probably because they are happy for the security breach.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 7:14AM
Anonymous says:

"'Fresh arugula in November? Really?' asked Red State Eclectic."

... thus giving the lie to the "self proclaimed red-stater" = "salt-of-the-earth farmin' type" equation. If he knew anything about farming, he'd know we're still harvesting leafy greens up here in lower New England - that's outside, without the benefit of a greenhouse - and Washington DC has an even longer growing season. Been a long season this year, but in the last week I've been taking in some nice thick-leaf spinach I'd be proud to serve to any foreign dignitary. I don't grow arugula myself, but my neighbor does and he says not only is it still coming up, but it's good stuff too: only reason he's not bringing it in is because he's sick of cutting it by hand.

So, yeah, you can tell Mr. Red State that a couple of blue-state farmers say he's full of it. But if he wants some arugula, my neighbor says he's welcome to go out and cut it himself. He won't get $50 an hour for it, but he'll get some real good greens.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 10:50AM
Squid Vicious says:

As a resident of the District of Columbia with both backyard and community garden plots, I can attest that greens are still going gangbusters down here. In fact, I'm still harvesting tomatoes. Of course, I'm not a salt-of-the-earth, Real American (TM), so my active and successful gardening is actually a sign of my moral and spiritual degeneracy (i.e., environmentalist tendencies) and does not represent any significant agrarian (i.e., midwestern Republican) virtue.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 11:14AM
SFAW says:

He won't get $50 an hour for it, but he'll get some real good greens.

... I can attest that greens are still going gangbusters down here.

Yet another example of a link between the ultra-liberal B. Hussein Osamabama and Teh Green Party, a/k/a Commies'R'Us.

Coincidence? I think not.

And do you know who else liked greens?
.
.
.

I won't say it, but you socilistic, Nazified commies know the answer.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 12:53PM
Susan of Texas says:

Kermit the Frog!!!
Who is green!

Which proves that Obama is conspiring with Oscar Meyer to secretly marry Miss Piggy in a polygamist Muslim ceremony!

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 1:44PM
SFAW says:

Susan -
Is that what Obama meant when he talked about "bringing home the bacon"?

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 2:25PM
commie atheist says:

"Based on President Obama's comfort level dining with PLO activists, its feasible that either he or a close associate extended the invitation to kindred Palestinian sympathizer Tareq Salahi and his wife."

So, if Obama or someone else in the White House had invited them, they would not technically be crashing. Which means that none of this actually happened and is simply an example of mass hallucination.

That, or Obama was trying to make the Secret Service look bad. Yeah, that's it - he's so Muslim that he wants to turn the Secret Service against the president, which is him, so that they won't protect the president from an assassination attempt. Brilliant!

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 3:37PM
commie atheist says:

"Based on President Obama's comfort level dining with PLO activists, its feasible that either he or a close associate extended the invitation to kindred Palestinian sympathizer Tareq Salahi and his wife."

So, if Obama or someone else in the White House had invited them, they would not technically be crashing. Which means that none of this actually happened and is simply an example of mass hallucination.

That, or Obama was trying to make the Secret Service look bad. Yeah, that's it - he's so Muslim that he wants to turn the Secret Service against the president, which is him, so that they won't protect the president from an assassination attempt. Brilliant!

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 3:37PM
James Hovland says:

I'm not always happy with the politicians on the left, but the people are really cool. Now, what's going on? Palestine is bad, and Israel is good? Is that the key premise that holds Right's entire negative portrayal together? It is, after all, still a common misconception here in America. I'll get back to that, but first, for those on the Right... If you can excuse Israel's actions on a religious basis, you're an extremist. I have no advise on this point. Sorry. However, if you side with Israel because of the labeling system('terrorist' vs 'self-defense', etc) it only proves that the propaganda is still effective, and you were susceptible the last time it was in front of you. This one is fairly terminal on it's own and falling faster than anyone expected. The propaganda that got us here relied heavily on the relative isolation of each nation, and the mass media's ability to control the flow of information. Those conditions no longer exist. We are still at the very beginning of a new era but the balance of power has already shifted. At the top, the right-wing propaganda is still being appeased to a certain extent, but the people aren't accepting it any more and the tension is rising because of it. The people of the Right are on the Right because they are emotionally susceptible to the propaganda. 'Demonizing the enemy' causes prejudice, hate, racism, and fear, in a deliberate attempt to overcome our natural rejection to killing one another. The intent and effects should be taken seriously. Right-wing sites like WND, CAMERA, Fox News, etc, should be considered an absolute threat to Muslims everywhere, as well as responsible for an unacceptable amount of prejudice and racism here in America. Ignorance of others is the main vulnerability that makes people susceptible to the propaganda. These people don't know anything about the people they hate except select actions of a very few who hate them back for basically all the same reasons. The process of 'Demonizing the enemy' isn't simply a focus on the negative, but a adamant avoidance of anything positive. If you know that some Palestinians are doctors, teachers, barbers, want peace, etc, then they can't all be "terrorists". So, back to that misconception here in America... Knowledge is an absolute threat to the propaganda. To gain support for war, the "enemy" is demonized, because we are not naturally comfortable with killing humans. Without that preparation, your people will revolt if you go to war. To wage peace, and ensure it, you humanize, and that can't be undone, prevented, or condemned. You humanize your own for security, and humanize the "enemy" for peace. Our friends in the media are the key. The pro-war propaganda needs to be pointed out for the threat it is, and the intent it exposes. These ill influences on society can and must be deterred and condemned. Additionally, as our best means of assuring peace and creating true lasting security, the people of the world need to be humanized to the people of the world. Just keep filling in the gaps and between knowledge and human nature, peace will prevail. Here on the net, our "we" is a global community. All we really need is to connect, and that is already happening.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 4:45PM
Roger Ailes says:

Jew P.I. was my favorite Quinn Martin production back in the day.

I believe it starred Milton Berle as the titular gumshoe. Also starring Ish Kabibble as the rabbi. And Lee Meriwether.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 5:13PM
parsec says:

"What would some one look like who did not belong at this event, a God fearing, First & Second Amendment loving Republican?"

So now that they're out of power they love the First Amendment? People like that in the previous eight years got to enjoy their free speech rights behind chain link fences a couple hundred yards from the Great Leader's rallies.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 30 2009 @ 11:09PM
Grace Nearing says:

"With Barack Obama, it's always about the radicalism," bold-faced Gateway Pundit. "Always."

And the arugala, dammit. Preferably fresh.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 2:12AM
quinn says:

Funny stuff. You could write an even funnier article using some lefty blogs on how Bush was going to take over America, or some suck drivel. Its Bush's fault, you guys know that, right?
Blow hards to the left of me, blow hards to the right.....

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 7:55AM
quinn says:

Funny stuff. You could write an even funnier article using some lefty blogs on how Bush was going to take over America, or some suck drivel. Its Bush's fault, you guys know that, right?
Blow hards to the left of me, blow hards to the right.....

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 7:55AM
Glen Tomkins says:

Even a blind pig will find the occasional acorn.

These people may be hilariously wrong about everything else, but I've had my eye on this shifty Donny Osmond character for some time now, and I think they're on to something with that one.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 8:29AM
Susan of Texas says:

You could write an even funnier article using some lefty blogs on how Bush was going to take over America, or some suck drivel.

They always say that, yet they never do it. It's so Lady Catherine DeBourgh.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 10:36AM
Chris Vosburg says:

Michelle Malkin helpfully provided a list of "the cronies, czars & corruptocrats at Obama's first state dinner."

What, no ilk? Doesn't there gotta be some ilk? Apparently left off the guest list, another deeply offensive slight by the Obama administration.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 12:04PM
Anonymous says:

You could write an even funnier article using some lefty blogs on how Bush was going to take over America, or some suck drivel.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 12:06PM
Chris Vosburg says:

Quinn writes: You could write an even funnier article using some lefty blogs on how Bush was going to take over America, or some suck drivel.

Haw haw, that'd be great. You could even have made a funny comment by doing so, with cites to the blog posts you're talking about. That'd be awesome!

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 12:10PM
Chris Vosburg says:

I said, that'd be awesome!

Awesome.

Totally.

[crickets]

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 12:14PM
Hogan says:

No American beef? Why would anyone want to become president if not for the opportunity to serve cooked cow to Hindus?

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 1:28PM
Phila says:

"Arugula was on the menu. This was an elitist crowd after all."

It's kind of hard to pass yourself off as a Lover of Freedom when you get so goddamn upset about people eating the wrong salad greens.

Incidentally, at the 2008 dinner in honor of the G-20 Summit, the Bush WH served fruitwood-smoked quail with -- wait for it, now -- quince gastrique and quinoa risotto. They also offered baked Vermont Brie with walnut crostini, which we can all agree is pretty much the apotheosis of faggotry.

Makes you long for a regular guy like Reagan, who served foreign potentates Dinty Moore's beef stew right out of the can, and dared 'em to complain about it.

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 5:20PM
Consumer Unit 5012 says:

It's kind of hard to pass yourself off as a Lover of Freedom when you get so goddamn upset about people eating the wrong salad greens.

Heh.

I missed it when this particular meme sprouted roots. How exactly did "Arugula" (apparently, a spicy salad green) come to be the wolfsbane of Real True Conservatives everywhere?

Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 1 2009 @ 11:39PM
Anonymous says:

"some suck drivel"

And some dine elegantly.

Posted On: Wednesday, Dec. 2 2009 @ 4:50PM
timb says:

Consumer unit, they decided it was the height of evil during the primaries when Obama made the mistake of asking Iowa farmers about it and how the price had shot up at Whole Foods. This keyed conservatives, the party of Limbaugh and the Bush Dynasty, into the idea that a man running for President might have money and could shop at whole foods.....which makes him gay and effete.

The only to avoid it is to have your servants go to Whole Foods, 'cause then you're a regular guy....with servants, but still

Posted On: Thursday, Dec. 3 2009 @ 1:48PM
Consumer Unit 5012 says:

Ah, ok. Of course, that seems to indicate that Iowa farmers who dare to grow the stuff are excommunicated from being Real Americans, but that's a group that started small and is shrinking fast these days.

Posted On: Friday, Dec. 4 2009 @ 5:50PM
flac to mp3 converter says:

That's truly amazing. I thought maybe it was religious in nature. It always amazes me how much time and effort you pour your time and effort into this decent post.

Posted On: Thursday, Mar. 11 2010 @ 8:30AM

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