Obama sends secret message to Muslim Brotherhood by putting his foot on his desk

From WorldNetDaily:

How many of our fellow countrymen thought the same thing when viewing this official White House photo (by Pete Souza) of the president with his shod foot firmly planted upon an historic American treasure – the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office?



Is it possible I might have misinterpreted this photo, which played prominently on the Drudge Report site last Sunday? Is it possible President Obama had a White House photographer release this official image to the world to send a wordless message of support to the Muslim Brotherhood, Arab street and Islamic community in general? To convey his disdain and disregard for all things traditionally American? It is, after all, common knowledge that the Arab world considers the bottom of one’s shoes the ultimate sign of disrespect. And it’s not the first time he’s done it.

“In Arab culture it’s considered rude even to display the sole of one’s shoe to a fellow human being.” … “The sensitivity is related to the fact shoes are considered ritually unclean in the Muslim faith.” Now that makes a lot of sense, and should BBC readers wish to keep the matter firmly in mind for a future visit to the Muslim world: “Shoes should either be left at the door of the mosque, or carried (preferably in the left hand with the soles pressed together).” – Al Jazeera

It also wouldn’t be the first time Obama has used photos to convey a not so subtle message to his intended audiences.

http://www.wnd.com/2013/09/obama-sending-muslims-subtle-message/#qck0cMLQejzUsbLL.99

It just proves that Matt Drudge is criminally insane.

I mean ... this sounds like something The Onion would make up. I'm confident that I can state objectively, if you're one of the people who believes the story I posted, you are a stupid person. Not saying I hate those people -- I've been known to enjoy stupid things. But yeah, everyone involved with concocting this story and anyone who believes it is stupid.

I wonder if it is fun being a conservative commentator?  
It seems like fun, sort of like telling little kids Fairy tales or getting them to believe in monsters.
but I do also wonder if the conservative commentator is on on the joke