Your brief dispatch re the Salahis was interesting, but perhaps inaccurate. Acording to the Salahi family, his father was a Palestinian Jew. About a week before the staged split-up of the Salahis, Tareq attempted to play the religion card by claiming Fauquier County, Virgina was governed by a “bunch of racists” who hated “Jews and blacks.” He even went so far as to state that his father, now deceased, felt it was like living the “second holocaust” in Fauquier County, VA. And I am not making that up. Understandably, his attempted play of the religion/racist card gained him and his wife no traction whatsoever, so they moved on to the next scam in their playbook.
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10/07/2011 at 09:57 AM
Your brief dispatch re the Salahis was interesting, but perhaps inaccurate. Acording to the Salahi family, his father was a Palestinian Jew. About a week before the staged split-up of the Salahis, Tareq attempted to play the religion card by claiming Fauquier County, Virgina was governed by a “bunch of racists” who hated “Jews and blacks.” He even went so far as to state that his father, now deceased, felt it was like living the “second holocaust” in Fauquier County, VA. And I am not making that up. Understandably, his attempted play of the religion/racist card gained him and his wife no traction whatsoever, so they moved on to the next scam in their playbook.
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