Published: January 14, 2010
Op-Ed Contributor
Is Love-Rat Tiger Woods In Sex-Rehab?
By Robert Paul Reyes
"TIGER Woods was last night at the centre of a riddle over claims he has checked into a sex-addiction clinic.
The love-rat golfer is said to be on a strict six-week programme at a £5,000-a-week centre in South Africa.
Johnny Graaff, boss of Cape Town's exclusive Montrose Place clinic, said yesterday he could neither confirm nor deny Tiger was there.
The dad of two is also reported to have been treated at a similar clinic in Arizona, US." Read more
Writers for the British tabloids aren't afraid to open a thesaurus or their imaginations. Writers for the major American newspapers always try to be politically-correct, describing Tiger Woods as a sex-addict. Leave it to a UK tabloid to label the disgraced golfer a "love-rat." Tiger is now a rat, a love-rat at that!
Tiger's biggest problem isn't his promiscuity, it's his arrogance. It's the scoundrel's pride that led him to believe that he could get away with being a scumbag horn dog in this age of 24/7 cable news and the Internet. It's Tiger's pride that has him convinced that he doesn't need to face the public and the press.
Forget the sex-rehab nonsense, the dirtbag golfer needs pride-rehab. Tiger needs to be grilled by a seasoned and tough reporter. Of course that rules out Oprah Winfrey, who would never be tough on an African American, even one who thinks he isn't black.
Let Tiger Woods enter the no-spin zone with Bill O'Reilly, the crotchety news personality from Fox News would tear him apart. O'Reilly isn't a fair and balanced reporter, but Tiger doesn't deserve to be treated fairly, he needs a smart a** like O'Reilly to break him down.
After a few minutes with O'Reilly, Tiger would be exposed as a no-good love-rat.
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Robert Paul Reyes is a NewsBlaze writer on Politics, Pop Culture and Pointless Pontificating. Contact him by writing to NewsBlaze.
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