Good grief: Coconuts removed from trees in Mumbai "to protect Obama" on $200 million per day India t

"I'll do whatever he says to do. I'll collect paper cups off the ground to make his pathway clear."- Actress Halle Berry, February 19, 2008

King Obama and his bitter half Michelle Marie Antoinette are about to set off on the most extravagant vacation in history, costing we the taxpayers $200 million A DAY ($200 million per day - the cost of Obama's trip to India)! No expense has been spared. It is so absurdly calculated - at our expense - that even coconuts are being removed from trees to make paths clear for the Anointed One. From the UK Telegraph via drudge: India is preparing for Barack Obama's first visit to the country by removing coconuts from palm trees in Mumbai to protect the US president. A coconut to the head might knock some sense into the moonbat messiah but anyway.

via Instapundit

...as well as the usual security measures that come with welcoming a a visiting dignitary, Indian authorities have decided to go one step further, by removing all natural threats to the president as well.
All coconuts around the city's Gandhi museum, one of Mr Obama's stops in the city, are being taken down.

...Mr Obama, still smarting from heavy losses in the midterm elections, will visit India, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan and China on the 10-day tour.

At $200 million a day, and a carbon footprint of an entire city, this could well be the most expensive trip both in terms of taxpayer money wasted and the environment in all of history.

http://theblogprof.blogspot.com/2010/11/good-grief-coconuts-removed-from-trees.html

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