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Posted on 01/06/2014 7:10:16 AM PST by SoFloFreeper
Dennis Rodman said Monday that a game he and other former National Basketball Association players are planning in North Korea will be a "birthday present" for one of their most unlikely fans: leader Kim Jong Un.
Rodman's squad —featuring ex-All Stars Kenny Anderson, Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker —will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday, which is believed to be Kim's birthday. The former NBA players, who arrived in Pyongyang on Monday, also include Eric "Sleepy" Floyd, guard Doug Christie and Charles D. Smith, who played for the New York Knicks. Four streetballers are also on the squad.
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Today, NBA thugs embrace a murderer in Asia, and the media applauds the activity.
As screwed up as it is, Dennis Rodman has a more coherent foreign policy than Hussein 0bama, Cankles Kinton and J F'ing Kerry have ever had.
You win, you die.
Hope they don’t get fed to the dogs.
And I’ve been wondering all morning how many dogs it will take to kill all those big guys!
Hopefully they’ll stay there.
Maybe we could send the Kartrashians there as well.
Rodman and crew will take the court to the music, “Who Let the Dogs Out???
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Rodman and crew will take the court to the music of “Who Let the Dogs Out??”
Was hoping someone would post that.
“And ALL the North Korean girls you want” - Rodman, selling the idea to his NBA buddies.
I haven't had regular television programming at home for ~15 years, but recently was away from home at a location that had cable. It's amazing to me how vulgar much of what's on has become (e.g. flipping channels I saw a show that included vulgar ‘brides’ screaming and swearing, and their mothers doing the same). We are becoming a society that celebrates being vulgar and crude. Very depressing to me.
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The execution of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's uncle was more brutal than initially reported, according to a Beijing-controlled newspaper, which said the country's second-most-powerful figure was thrown into a cage filled with starving dogs and eaten alive.
The Singaporean Straits Times cited a report from Wen Wei Po, a Beijing-control newspaper, that said Jang Song Thaek and five close associates were stripped and fed to 120 dogs that had not eaten for three days. The entire process, witnessed by 300 senior officials, lasted for about an hour, the report said. Fox News could not immediately verify the report.
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It's only news if they fed the dogs to the uncle.
People eating dogs in NK I would imagine is more common place than people being fed to dogs.
.... Geeeeee Whiz ...... there's nothing wrong with this picture is there? The Murderous North Korean dictator accepts NBA stars into the country with open arms .... yup, that's normal.
..... Heck ....I doubt if Kim Jong would ever consider confiscating the airheaded NBA stars passports and visas and charging them with spying for the US Government would he? ..... Heck no!!! And he would never ever consider using them as pawns to open financial negotiations with the US for their ransomed release would he? .... Heck no!!! That would be stupid if he ever considered doing that .... all he could possibly achieve from such an act would be to procure a measly couple hundred billion dollars pumped into the NK coffers by the US if he was successful ..... so why would he ever even consider trying such a thing?
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Oh yes, I remember the Jay-z crap. The Miami media is in LOVE with Obama supporting celebrities, so they barely mentioned the millionaire rapper and his wife partying it up in Castro’s island prison.
he best let them win.
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