Things not to think about if you want to believe the White House Gate Crashers

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There's been a lot of talk about Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the couple who "gate-crashed" a White House State Dinner, but a lot of it has been the Secret Service being painted as innocently inefficient yet all the while proclaiming everyone was safe enough because every guest went through a metal detector. I suppose we are all willing to believe that if we showed up at a State Dinner at the White House, it wouldn't matter if we were on the guest list or not. As long as we wore appropriate attire and didn't carry guns on our persons, we would get in okay. Alright, for the heck of it, let's believe that although we are told that death threats against this president are up 40% and although the Secret Service has no job other than protecting the president, they wouldn't check the guest list if someone wore formal evening attire and left the firearms at home. Wait a moment though. It's a State Dinner with an established guest list. Where did they sit? The seating plan had some extra places for gate crashers? I mean, a state dinner isn't like a meal at Ponderosa, right? Or do they get trays and fill up their plates from the buffet then find their own seats? Okay, let's believe they sat on someone's lap and no one noticed. Let's also not worry about what the Salahi's attorney meant when he said that their visit was cleared by the White House. Let's not focus on the fact that Tareq Salahi is a member of the board of directors of the American Task Force on Palestine and is a Palestinian lobbyist. That would be interesting enough, but if you check their website, you will find that his name has been taken off the board members list and his bio scrubbed, although a search of the site still brings up his page with his name, although it is now blank. If there's nothing to hide, why did they hide it? Nevermind, that's probably not important, don't think about it. And for that matter, let's not consider that Rashid Khalidi, the anti-Israel, terrorist sympathizer and former professor/friend of Barack Obama also once served on the board of directors of the American Task Force on Palestine. That would just make all these stories of the gate-crashing look more suspicious. And most importantly, we should never wonder why the mainstream media ignores all of these thoughts that might occur to us if we stopped believing all the official stories.