China is a house-of-cards set to implode soon
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Citizen Watch Report ^
China's economic challenges are taking a toll as the fallout from the Evergrande crisis continues to reverberate. In
Shijiazhuang, Hebei, the unfinished Central Plaza project stands as a stark reminder of Evergrande's default, leaving buyers stranded and uncertain about the fate of their investments. The once-largest Chinese developer's troubles extend beyond individual projects, with a Hong Kong court recently ordering Evergrande's liquidation, a process anticipated to span years and involve restructuring over $300 billion in liabilities. The impact of Evergrande's collapse is rippling through the real estate sector, adding strain to an already precarious economic situation.
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Kevin Spacey’s ‘House of Cards’ character teases presidential run in bonkers Tucker Carlson interview
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NY Post ^
| 12/24/2023 | Ryan King
Kevin Spacey used his long-discarded “House of Cards” character to deliver a bizarre and ominous message on Christmas Eve and tease a fictional presidential run. The
embattled Spacey — who portrayed a devious politician who eliminated his enemies by any means necessary — implied he had been pursuing a potential 2024 run in a bizarre interview with Tucker Carlson. -snip- “I think there’s time. I’ve never been afraid to show up a little late for the dance,” he went on, later crudely describing running for president as “jumping in the jacuzzi with a b****." -snip- During the bonkers interview with...
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Kevin Spacey Reprises His 'House of Cards' Character In Christmas Eve Interview With Tucker Carlson
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ET Online ^
| 12/24/2023 | Zach Seemayer
For reasons seemingly no one understands, the embattled actor shared another bizarre video with 'fans' on Sunday. Embattled actor Kevin Spacey is once again making Christmas surreal and awkward by portraying his (notably killed off) House of Cards character in what is quickly becoming an unfortunate holiday tradition. As
Spacey has done numerous times before, the controversial actor donned the persona of Frank Underwood, and was joined this time around by recently fired former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a mock political interview. The 7-minute clip, titled "Being Frank With Tucker," Spacey's Underwood sits down for a surreal yuletide...
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A Christmas Eve Election Surprise (SATIRE w/Tucker and Kevin Spacey (House of Cards)
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YouTube ^
| 12.24.23 | Tucker Carlson
Is it possible, at this late date, for a new candidate to enter the 2024 presidential race and shake up the election? As
it turns out, there is someone who can do just that, and you already know who he is.
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Keep Preying on our Children – Watch the Nation Fall Like a House of Cards
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New American Prophet ^
| September 10, 2023 | Michael Bresciani
It’s beginning. California is awaiting the signature of Gov. Gavin Newsom on the newly passed bill AB 957. Already
approved by the California Senate, it is a bill which requires judges to decide if parents choose not to affirm a change in their child’s sexual identity, they then will be subject to losing the custody of their own children. It is a bit of hell on earth, born in the minds of woke democrats who cannot seem to see the dark road on which they have now chosen to guide the once beautiful state of California.
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Biden’s Teetering House of Cards
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American Thinker ^
| 9/2/2022 | Patricia McCarthy
British author Michael Dobbs’s novel House of Cards is about a conniving Chief Whip’s plan to become Prime Minister following Margaret Thatcher’s term as PM. Dobbs had been Thatcher’s Chief of Staff and became disillusioned with the whole process of governing. He
invented Francis Urquhart (FU), a power mad Chief Whip and his Machiavellian, thoroughly unscrupulous and murderous rise to power. The BBC produced three series based on Dobbs’ book and the two subsequent books, To Play the King and Final Cut. House of Cards is a gritty political thriller that proves the rule; all politics are corrupt but perhaps...
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Hunter's house of cards: First Son confided to lover Hallie Biden he was feeling pressure over 'suspected involvement' in brokering oil deal 'directly' with Putin and his missing Chinese partner - just as Joe was about to run for president
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Daily Mail ^
| 7/19/2022 | Josh Boswell
Hunter Biden complained to sister-in-law and one-time lover Hallie Biden about feeling 'alone' while dealing with the stress of his personal finances, his missing Chinese business partner, and his 'suspected involvement' in arranging a multibillion-dollar oil deal with Russia, DailyMail.com can reveal. In
a December 2018 text sent to his lover and brother's widow, Hallie Biden, the First Son said he was feeling pressure over his 'suspected involvement in brokering a deal with Vladimir Putin directly for the largest sale of oil [and] gas assets inside Russia to China'. The deal was a failed purchase of a $9.1billion stake in...
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Sri Lanka Is Just The First To Topple In Globalists’ Green Energy House Of Cards
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The Federalist ^
| JULY 18, 2022 | J.B. SHURK
Riots, famines, societal collapse, and cultural invasion — the globalist agenda has created the perfect storm for national instability. For
a year, the Biden administration told Americans inflation wasn’t real. Then it was “transitory.” Then it was “sticky.” Then inflation was miraculously “real” but perfectly expected as a result of Covid-19 workplace lockdowns. Then it was an unfortunate but “necessary cost” for patriotic Americans to pay in defense of Ukraine against Russian aggression. Now inflation has risen to an annual rate of 9.1 percent, the highest in more than 40 years. Tucker Carlson has been outlining how Joe Biden’s Green...
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Michael Burry Warns That The Economy Looks Like A House Of Cards… And He Is Right
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Zubu Brothers ^
| 2-25-2022 | Michael Every of Rabobank
House of CardsThe data that got some heads, and markets, turning yesterday was US new home sales, which slumped 16.6% m-o-m and 26.9% y-o-y to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 591,000 in April, the lowest level since April 2020. Economists
had expected a figure of 748,000. Yes, this is always a very choppy series, but the drop was widespread: -5.9% in the Northeast, -15.1% in the Midwest, -19.8% in the South, and -13.8% in the West. That’s synchronicity which takes me back to a conversation I had with a Russian-American in mid-2006 when working at another bank, who explained...
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Political Corruption - House of Cards
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Armstorng Economincs ^
| 04/04/22 | Martin Armstrong
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Madison Cawthorn says DC is orgy-filled, cocaine-fueled ‘House of Cards’
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NYPost ^
| 03 28 2022 | Mark Moore
Rep. Madison Cawthorn says his fellow lawmakers have invited him to take part in orgies in Washington and snorted lines of cocaine right in front of him. Cawthorn,
a 26-year-old Republican from North Carolina, was asked in an interview last Thursday about whether the former Netflix series “House of Cards,” which chronicles a corrupt representative from South Carolina in DC played by Kevin Spacey, was fiction or more like a documentary. “The only thing that’s not accurate in that show is that you could never get a piece of legislation about education passed that quickly,” Cawthorn said on the Warrior...
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House of COVID Cards Collapses: FDA Vaccine Panel Comes Out Against Deadly Injections
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InfoWars ^
| September 18th 2021, 12:17 pm | Jamie White
Several doctors from the Food and Drug administration’s (FDA) vaccine hearing on Friday claimed in explosive testimony that the COVID-19 vaccine is killing more people than it’s saving and is driving the coronavirus mutations like the so-called ‘Delta’ variant. FDA’s
Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee after 8 hours of testimony voted 16-2 against Joe Biden’s proposed COVID-19 booster shot program. During that hearing, Dr. Steve Kirsch, director of the COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund, claimed that the injections are killing more people than they’re helping. “I’m going to focus my remarks today on the elephant in the room that...
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ANALYSIS-China's house of cards: Evergrande threatens wider real estate market
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Reuters via MSN ^
| 9/14/2021 | By Tom Westbrook and Andrew Galbraith
SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI, Sept 14 (Reuters) - China Evergrande is teetering between a messy meltdown with far-reaching impacts, a managed collapse or the less likely prospect of a bailout by Beijing for what was once the country's top-selling property developer. Founded
in Guangzhou in 1996, Evergrande has epitomized China's freewheeling era of borrowing and building, but with liabilities of nearly two trillion yuan ($305 billion) its possible collapse looms as one of China's largest for years. Debt and land-buying curbs and hundreds of new rules have been imposed on Chinese developers over recent years as part of a push to cut financial...
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Fauci’s entire dishonest house of cards just collapsed
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American Thinker ^
| 8 Sep, 2021 | Andrea Widburg
A trove of NIH documents shows that Fauci is a sociopathic liar responsible for hundreds of thousands of American deaths, but that we can learn from all this. Perhaps,
at long last, the deadly reign of Anthony Fauci will come to an end. That’s because The Intercept, a hard-left publication, has revealed 900 pages of government documents definitively proving that Fauci used his position to fund gain-of-function research into bat viruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (“WIV”)—and then lied to Congress about it. Since February 2020, the wizened Fauci has been the face of the government’s response to the...
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Biden Climate Change Policy a ‘House of Cards’
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Townhall.com ^
| August 21, 2021 | Peter Murphy
“It’s getting late early,” said that great 20th century philosopher, Yogi Berra. For President Joseph Biden, this nugget from the New York Yankees Hall of Fame catcher sticks like butterscotch as his policy blunders pile up and Americans increasingly feel their baleful effects. They
include the bungled withdrawal from Afghanistan, menacing inflation, the tidal wave over the open southern border, the new coronavirus outbreak, and his war on American energy. These are a few of many examples that suggest his presidency may soon implode, before his first year concludes. By contrast, it took Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon until their...
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The True Face of Racism-Welcome to the loadbearing wall of the Left's entire house of cards
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Frontpagemagazine ^
| May 10, 2021 | Derek Hunter
How liberals live with themselves is something I will never understand. I’m
kind of happy about that, actually. While it might be helpful to comprehend your opponent’s way of thinking, the depravity necessary to get a handle on how a collectivist sociopathic psyche functions could only lead to a dark, confusing place from which reemerging would make a David Lynch movie seem coherent. But there is one thing easily discovered, by even a casual observance, about the people who strictly and gleefully adhere to left-wing dogma: racism is the loadbearing wall of their entire house of cards. Before we...
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House of cards? Pelosi to have a hard time becoming speaker, GOP officials say
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Foxnews ^
| 11/04/2020 | Marisa Schultz
Republican leaders, gloating at flipping several House seats, took jabs at Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., Wednesday for her shrinking majority and cast doubt on her ability to win enough votes to become House speaker again.
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House of Cards - How Joe Biden helped build a financial system that’s great for Delaware banks and terrible for the rest of us.
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Mother Jones ^
| DECEMBER 2019 | Tim Murphy
In early 1973, as Joe Biden was settling into his new job in Washington, DC, Ralph Nader published a deconstruction of what made the freshman Democratic senator’s state of Delaware, the most anodyne of states, so exceptional. The
answer, The Company State explained, had to do with the unique relationship between government and commerce: Delaware was less a democracy than a fiefdom, contorting its laws to meet the demands of its corporate lords. Preeminent among them was the chemical giant DuPont. Nader took readers to Rodney Square, in the heart of Wilmington. There was the ritzy Hotel du Pont, housed...
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The Debt is a Wobbling House of Cards
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Townhall.com ^
| February 15, 2020 | Dan Celia
America’s long-term national debt problem could lead to economic Armageddon. The misguided belief that we are actually paying down our debt is giving this administration a false sense of security. We
can have all the growth we can muster in our GDP but if we are spending more than what’s coming in, the debt will only keep building. The days of growing our way out of debt were lost $5 trillion ago. This week the CBO announced that for the first four months of the government’s fiscal year ending in January we had created a deficit of $1.2 trillion. As a...
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“The House of Cards of Obamagate Is Collapsing!” – Sebastian Gorka Traveling....
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www.thegatewaypundit.com ^
| by Jim Hoft October 2, 2019
FULL TITLE: “The House of Cards of Obamagate Is Collapsing!” – Sebastian Gorka Traveling with Secretary of State Pompeo in Italy Tweets Warning: “The Crimes Are Being Uncovered” ======================================== Former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos tweeted out on Friday night that Attorney General Bill Barr is currently on official business in Italy.
As was previously reported there are suggestions that Italian officials were working with the US Deep State in 2016 to set up Trump campaign officials. Attorney General Barr traveled to Italy days ago to investigate Obama administrationÂ’s spying on the Trump campaign. George Papadopoulos: AG Barr has been...
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