Dennis Rodman's Lunacy

Someday, when Dennis Rodman passes from this earth, his brain will hopefully be placed in a jar of formaldehyde at the UCLA Medical Center. If so, it will be the first time he has served any useful purpose. Otherwise, this public nuisance who has plagued the Orange County community ever since he retired from the NBA would be better off staying in North Korea with his playmate, Kim Jong Un.

So there he is today where the Big Game was held (No word on who won) between his NBA All-Star has-beens and a bunch of stiffs who happen to be well-nourished enough to run up and down a basketball court.  But Rodman's angry interview with Chris Cuomo really crosses the line of public decency.


http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/01/08/family-american-jailed-in-north-korea-outraged-by-rodman-outburst/

More worthy of quoting is the response of the imprisoned American's sister:

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/01/08/family-american-jailed-in-north-korea-outraged-by-rodman-outburst/

While the other ex-basketball players don't appear to have said anything outrageous, their mere presence in this flying circus is an embarrassment to themselves. It is bad enough that you associate with a loon like Rodman, but when you allow him to take you to North Korea to play background for Kim Jong Un and his murderous regime, you have no defense.

Rodman not only refused to put in a good word for imprisoned American Kenneth Bae, who is being held under some kind of trumped up charges, he actually defended his imprisonment in his vile rant. What an abandonment.

I mean could you in your wildest dreams imagine someone like John Kerry meeting with, say, Iran and neglecting to bring up the idea of releasing an American pastor being held there on trumped up charges?

Don't answer that. I'll close here before I dig myself any deeper.