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HOUSE OF CARDS

Q posts mention [House of cards] in 7 posts.

7 deadly sins?

Look at the episode list of the show:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Cards_(American_TV_series)

Every season had 13 episodes until season 6 (the final season) which ends at 8.

(As the most recent Decode post pointed out 8 can symbolize infinity or forever. Something that is FINISHED).

In 2017, following allegations of sexual misconduct against Spacey, Netflix terminated their relationship with the actor. The sixth and final season was produced and released in 2018 without his involvement.

Spacey = space Y

Follow the Y.

With Walker forced to resign, Frank is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States .

Weird. Biden is currently the 46th, right?

This was aired in 2014.

Lucas Goodwin is released from prison, and seeks revenge against Frank for having him framed and Zoe Barnes killed. He explains his story to Dunbar, but she turns him away

Some interesting names.

In the weeks before the 2016 election, Frank uses ICO as a pretext to enacting martial law in urban areas and consolidating polling places in key states. Done mainly through back channels with Democratic governors, this is officially done in the name of safety, but in practice disenfranchises rural Republican voters. To keep the strategy of fear going, Doug blackmails hacker Aidan Macallan into launching a massive cyberattack on the NSA, slowing down Internet traffic and wiping out hundreds of thousands of files. The Underwood Administration pins the attack on ICO. On Election Day, the result hinges on Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Ohio. The early returns seem to favor Conway. Underwood's political machine stages a terrorist attack in Knoxville, Tennessee, which is pinned on a local suspected ICO sympathizer. With Pennsylvania secured by Conway and Ohio seeming to swing his way, Frank unofficially calls Conway directly to concede. However, this is merely a tactic to put Conway off guard, as the Underwoods contact Ohio's governor and convince him to close the polls early on the pretense of a terrorist threat. Ohio and Tennessee refuse to certify the election, and neither candidate reaches the requisite number of electoral votes.

Hm.... feeling familiar.

Nine weeks after the unresolved election, the Twelfth Amendment is invoked, with the vote being put up to members of Congress. During a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus, cracks begin to appear in Conway's facade as he loses his cool. In spite of this, Frank's own baggage and 12% approval rating only allows him a tie with Conway in the House, while Claire manages to secure the Senate vote, becoming Acting President of the United States.

Conway is the republican.

Frank attends a meeting of powerful men at a secret society known as Elysian Fields, in an effort to secure their influence for votes in the upcoming special election. Meanwhile, Conway has a mental breakdown on his private plane due to feeling that the election was stolen from him.

So... the republican has a mental breakdown because the election was stolen.

Eventually, this and other leaks from his campaign are slowly dripped to the media in a manner that seems unconnected to the Underwoods. Seeing that his candidate is losing, Conway's campaign manager, Mark Usher, switches sides to the Underwoods. The Underwood ticket wins both Ohio and Tennessee, and Frank is sworn in as President and Claire as Vice President.

Feels like they were openly strategizing something here. What could it be...?

Major document dumps are made available to Hammerschmidt, which, among other charges, prompts an impeachment hearing against Frank.

Why do so many names seem familiar?

Hammerschmidt = Hammersmith

Dunbar = Durham

Frank resigns as President, leaving Claire as the 47th President of the United States.

Um... Kamala would be the 47th...

The season ends with Claire ignoring Frank's call, then breaking the fourth wall to tell the viewers, "My turn."

Doug meets with Hammerschmidt, providing him with information on Frank's actions. Determined to strike back against her enemies, Claire frames Usher for Yates's murder, claiming he colluded with Russia to do so.

What the...

Claire then uses the pretense of ICO obtaining a nuclear weapon to create a crisis, leading the Shepherds and Doug to accelerate their plans.

Didn't Tom Clancy right a novel about this idea?

On October 11, 2017, The Baltimore Sun reported that House of Cards had been renewed for a sixth season and that filming would begin by the end of October 2017.

Now that's odd. Q started posting at the end of October, 2017.

Season 6 starts with episode 66 and it aired on 11/2/2018, but the filming began the same months that Q started.

Funny how critics really hated the last season.

I suspect the series got taken over by white hats and the story changed directions.