When I was in college many moons ago, reverse plagiarism was fairly popular. It means making up a pertinent quote to fit whatever test essay you were writing and attributing the quote to a famous person.
Hopefully a famous someone the professor wasn’t familiar with. It seems that the folks who were most adept at it are now plying their talents on the Web.
Via Instapundit.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
Oh. A very popular sport in Israeli/Palestine conflict as well. Poor Ben Gurion must have talked non-stop, judging by the number of quotes ascribed to him…
“Yes, as you can see, all these quotes are getting out of hand” —Tzipi Livni.