Dennis Rodman is a CIA Mole

tsingtao

Grifter42
I don't have any evidence to back this up, and I have nothing to go on.

Thank God for Skunk Works, am I right?

So, Rodman's been in the news for a while now... He's been all over the place.

They're making him out to look like a traitor almost. He's Kim Jung Un's best friend, etcetera...

I think that's a lie. I think he's in on it. He's spying for the Americans.

Am I crazy, or can anyone else see it?

well, you just might have signed his death warrant.

how would you feel outing or hinting he is an agent?

i'm sure they are lurking ATS.

I'm sure the NK intelligence? agencies monitor many sites but I very much doubt they would suspect he's a spy just from someones post on the internet.

That said he is probably a spy now even if he wasn't the first time he went, CIA will use anyone with that sort of access to Kim.

reply to post by Grifter42


Well I'm glad somebody else said it. Didn't want to stick my neck out, personally. But I think it's nearly certain Rodman is being debriefed by our boys before and after each visit to his life-long friend, the Great Dictator. It seems highly unlikely that they would NOT do so, don't you think?

Even if Rodman cannot collect any special intelligence -- I doubt that he would be able to, what with being wined and dined and fanfare-flattered constantly by the most powerful, glamorous and omniscient head of state in the world -- it certainly serves the cause of political stability in the region and detente generally for the Great Dictator to be entertained by a bunch of basketball prodigies.

Otherwise, who knows? He just might have to start a war to stay entertained, and to keep attention focussed on himself.

All the same I have no doubt that Rodman enjoys his visits to North Korea. His antics in the past suggest he is a narcissist with a strong addiction to the limelight--not unlike his best buddy over there.

By the way there is practically no way Rodman could be a mole, unless he were a ranking officer in the intelligence services. At worst, theirs are using him to feed disinfo to ours.

By the way, on a serious note... has anyone ever heard of or read the Logan Act?

No? Not surprising..... Dennis hasn't either, I'm sure. Obama doesn't give a hoot about it, either way..which is painfully clear. Hopefully no one dies as a result of professionals and amateurs all playing foreign policy games at the same time, with the same situations. That's the whole friggin reason the Act was passed....amid a few other concerns.

Hell.. we aren't a nation of law anymore though. We're a nation of feel good. Dennis Rodman 'feels good' to go cavort with a killer and a sick piece of human trash ....and our President feels good to let him go feel good as long as it makes everyone ELSE feel good with nice happy news stories from a miserable hell hole. Anything that has people feeling good over a policy failure? Well... That's all the reason they need to let Dennis play with Kim all he'd like.

I don't believe for a moment the CIA would work with him OR visa versa. That would be the CIA of old days, when competent adults ran things. Now we have Romper Room in Washington and Langley where kids and politicians (little difference) run things to their feel good standards.

The only ones NOT feeling good ARE the public ..but no one cares about us either way, anyway.

I think he genuinely thinks he can make a difference.....

There are a few things that are totally bizarre about this though....

First, if he is REALLY Rodman's "friend", Rodman would stop referring to him as "Kim" - that is his last name!

Next, Rodman first became mixed up with this when HBO and Vice did the North Korean documentary. Rodman going to NK (with some Harlem Globetrotters and Vice people) was reported before the doc aired, so it came off as odd, right off the bat. When you watch the documentary, it puts a different spin on North Korea. NOT a positive spin, but Rodman's experience with NK and KJU, based on what was going on during the filming ALMOST gave some glimmer of hope. Rodman REALLY believed that he and KJU made a connection and by doing what he is doing, he is opening a dialogue between the US and NK.

Last, he did make a commitment.....I think he truly believed he was going to meet up with KJU the last time, but he didnt. Now this whole "death by dogs" thing with the uncle has just put things in a weirder place...

Who knows, maybe their hope is to have NKs see the US differently....the previous Vice documentary had a whole focus on how "The US in the enemy". It was bizarre....

reply to post by Mulva


Well, Vice is nice, but you have to think twice. They're biased towards a certain agenda too.

Though I heard that the "Torn to death by dogs" story was an exaggeration. He was shot, firing squad style, the uncle.

The press is so oppressed over there that wild stories circulate. They might just be better off telling the truth, but they're crafty like that.

Maybe Rodman is the last best hope in American-North Korean intelligence gathering. He may be a double, triple, quadruple, or even up to octuple agent according to some reports from the CDC, IRS, the CIA, and the NBA.

Who knows. He may be our saviour or our worst enemy.

Even if he was a mole he's not going to be given access to anything he's not supposed to see,i think its good hes helping US-DPRK relations.

Great and now while he's over there little kim Jong ung can google rodman see this thread and go hey wait a minute I thought rodman was my friend ? He'll pout fir a minute if two then call kwang the dog monger. " Hewo kwang? I got another job for you! ... Yeah bring really hungry dogs this time. Last time it too long and I was late for my afternoon cartoon watching. "

reply to post by Wrabbit2000

From: Cornell University law School

Any citizen of the United States, wherever he may be, who, without authority of the United States, directly or indirectly commences or carries on any correspondence or intercourse with any foreign government or any officer or agent thereof, with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government or of any officer or agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.

This section shall not abridge the right of a citizen to apply, himself or his agent, to any foreign government or the agents thereof for redress of any injury which he may have sustained from such government or any of its agents or subjects

So as much as I dislike Rodman, it doesn't sound like he's violated the act yet. I do have to wonder (especially after seeing the interview with Cuomo this morning) is Rodman acting as a free minded person, or has he been conditioned by the NK officials?

If that is the case then it's wouldn't be an act of treason, but rather an act of war.

On the other hand if it can be shown that Rodman is freely using these "games" to provide comfort to Lil' Kim, then a case can be made for treason.

According to the US Constitution:

Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.

The Congress shall have Power to declare the Punishment of Treason, but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted.

Funny side note this story is beginning to sound like the background story from "Mission Hills" episode:"Stories of Hope and Forgiveness (or Day of the Jackass)"

In that episode the background story talks about some kind of world crisis created between Actors and Politicians. Rodman's name pops up a couple of times as a key player in the event. Sadly we never do find out what the crisis was, only that it was a major news event.

As awful as it is, I sometimes watch Fox News just because it's the only cable news channel I can tolerate (MSNBC is like fingernails on a chalkboard).

I had a thought as I was watching Fox earlier. They made a couple of points that tickled my suspicions.

1. "Rodman off the rails"

2. Someone suggested that perhaps people's travels should be "vetted"

It occurred to me that it could fit right in with the agenda to control people's mobility. It's a cliche but "Papers please!" could be part of what this is about.

"Where are you going? Why are you going there? Who do you intend to visit? Why?"

Perhaps they use a guy like Rodman to create this idea that people who are allowed to travel freely from one place to the next are liable to do anything. Ignoring the fact that 99% of people are nothing like Rodman.

I went through this whole thread, and noticed no one mentioned MK-Ultra.

Dennis Rodman = Monarch Slave.

Now we've got a conspiracy.

brojose
I went through this whole thread, and noticed no one mentioned MK-Ultra.

Dennis Rodman = Monarch Slave.

Now we've got a conspiracy.

Monarchs, butterflies, they're irrelevant.

But Dennis Rodman has really lucked out regardless. CIA manchurian drone with a cranial bomb or not, he's living the good life now. He's been out of the lime-light since like, 1999 or something.

I wonder what type of food they eat.

The latest outburst from Rodman , saying Kenneth bae should be in North Korean jail, kind of reminded me of Jane Fonda and her communist actions. ...... The same sort of brainwashed attitude.......Movie stars and athletes get to much attention, money, and power for being stupid.

reply to post by Grifter42


Hard to believe he is a CIA mole, but anything is possible.

After this vid no one would believe he is a CIA mole...so if he is, he just gained complete cover Or maybe he is a double agent, who knows. Or he just thinks he is

Kim Jung Un is a good leader. I see why he loves Rodman.
Orderly fashion, let us speak truth.
Retract statements about Greatest NBA player Rodman.
Even I realize that.
A unified Korea is a goal we must all work towards. All hail Greatest Leader, Un, Eternal President Sung!

Humans know which Korea is best.
All we want is for North Korea to become unified.
See? We're not so bad.

Maybe it is the imperialists who are the true villains.
Even so...

How do people feel?
Eating comsumeristic tripe.
Life is meant for advance of the Party!
People should love Korea.

As I think the third poster in this thread said, "He's there to screw little kids". When I first heard about him going over there that was my very first thought.

Reasons I thought this. As we all know if you watch porn enough you get sorta "numb" to it. So you go and find something a bit more extreme, and so on and so on... Well as we know the Rod has had quite an "interesting" sex life over the years. So maybe he reached a point where he had to go "overseas" to get his rocks off?

I know it sounds gross, but its a theory.

reply to post by windcalmer
It's a crappy idea. Not that you thought of it, but rather that there could be some truth to it.

Last time Rodman went to NK he didn't meet with Lil' Kim but rather spent his time at the so-called "Fantasy Island". A place of pleasure from anything to "ANYTHING" (well according to the rumors about it).

Let's hope this isn't the case, but geesh if it's true then Rodman should get questioned for it.

Dennis Rodman is a CIA Mole

Naaaaah. He's just an egotistical whackadooooo. That being said, if N. Korea has any access to the free internet like this site ... then this thread could give him a hard time in the near future. The leadership there is unstable and they may need to feed the dogs again ...

"I don't have any evidence to back this up, and I have nothing to go on."


Oh, so you're Rachel Maddow, Bill O'Reilly, or Sean Hannity, then ?