Episode 210 — "Paper Tiger" We need to talk about Brady.
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As its followup, "Paper Tiger" proves, Brady is genuinely dangerous.
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Trump is a paper tiger if ever there was one.
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"He's a paper tiger," Mr. Bell said of Mr. McCulloch.
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And it's a paper tiger because look what's happening in Iran.
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The strong Shanghai Index rally suggests they believe Trump is a paper tiger.
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"I think we may find out that China's the paper tiger," he said.
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Still, Tabitha and Moe end up at Paper Tiger for their own lonely reasons.
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Until the U.S. drone strike on Soleimani, Iran believed America was a paper tiger.
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That sent the message around the world that the United States is a paper tiger.
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"Trump has also cultivated a reputation as a paper tiger throughout his presidency," Bernstein argued.
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The United States could not be viewed as a cynical paper tiger on human rights.
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It was a paper tiger, and the president has outlined some of its critical flaws.
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"Overall, it seems like a paper tiger," said Kentaro Sugiyama, senior economist at Nomura Securities.
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In "Paper Tiger," Shephard calls on the media to stop getting distracted by Trump's attacks on them.
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To not respond to an imminent threat is the height of weakness, confirming we're a paper tiger.
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The term "paper tiger" refers to an outwardly powerful or dangerous force that's actually inwardly weak or ineffectual.
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The Democratic National Committee is neither the Black Hand nor the paper tiger that its critics contrastingly assert.
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That sends an important message to Moscow, who have for years discounted the US as a paper tiger.
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Paper Tiger TV was a collective that was using public access platforms to share and show their work.
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Yet, many market players see Kuroda's comments as a paper tiger, given the BOJ's struggle to achieve policy commitments.
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In an effort to find a little bit of happiness, Tabitha heads to the Paper Tiger to see Luca.
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"To talk but fail to act risks our nation being seen as little more than a paper tiger," he said.
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If America is seen as a paper tiger, they will be able to argue that Iran need not give much ground.
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If Iran is at fault, and Trump does nothing, he will look like a paper tiger who makes toothless military threats.
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The term "paper tiger", once used by Mao to describe America, has made a striking comeback in Chinese descriptions of Mr Trump.
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But the only sure mechanism to enforce that law, impeachment, is a paper tiger so long as Republican senators stand with Trump.
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"Both sides thought the other was a paper tiger and would fold relatively quickly," Scott Kennedy of CSIS tells Axios' Erica Pandey.
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A superpower repeatedly exposed as a paper tiger by lesser, if more willful, adversaries will not maintain its pre-eminence for long.
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The legal scholars interviewed by The Times all stressed that the law is a paper tiger that has never been seriously enforced.
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The Supreme Court's decision in Hernández transforms the Bill of Rights into a paper tiger in many cases involving law enforcement overreach.
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BEIJING — Mao Zedong famously dismissed the atomic bomb as a "paper tiger," able to kill and terrify, but not decisive in war.
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Mao Zedong, who foolishly derided America as a "paper tiger", might have applied similar words to the southern adversary his country faces today.
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Al-Faisal likened Iran to a "paper tiger" because he said poverty and protest were rising in the country with a "dysfunctional" government.
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Also, the market doesn't seem to believe that oil will degenerate into "everyone for themselves" or that this threat is a paper tiger.
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As McKay Coppins wrote in the Atlantic: For all his anti-establishment bluster, Trump has proven to be a paper tiger as president.
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On the Democratic side, front-runner Joe Biden has so far been the outlier by calling China a paper tiger, says Axios' Alayna Treene.
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"Pyongyang and Beijing are likely to take from this that Trump is a paper tiger, a lot of hot air and noise," Bisley said.
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Moe shows up at Paper Tiger after her mother — a tireless single mom — cancels quality time plans to take a night shift at work.
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Iranian leaders can blame the U.S. — or, alternatively, paint the virus as a paper tiger much like they've tried to shrug off sanctions' impact.
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If, on the other hand, they want to believe that we're a paper tiger, they'll see it exactly as you say: compensating for weakness.
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The West, including Britain, has a sorry recent history of behaving like a paper tiger when confronted with Russian aggression, as Crimea and Ukraine show.
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Like Barack Obama and others before him, Trump is revealed as a paper tiger on trade, consigned to tough talk without a plan for action.
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M.B.Z. appears to have sensed that Tehran was starting to see Trump as a paper tiger — leaving the U.A.E. dangerously exposed to further Iranian aggression.
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That op-ed also closed with this particularly scornful remark about Australia: Australia is not even a "paper tiger," it's only a "paper cat" at best.
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Global Times, a state newspaper, described Australia as an American toady "with an inglorious history", not even a paper tiger but "a paper cat at best".
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Hawks say that the continued American restraint has fostered a perception in North Korea that the U.S. is a paper tiger, and frankly there's something to that.
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Yes, she took down Bloomberg, a paper tiger whose billions cannot buy him a joke writer, a man shown to be both insufferably paternalistic and ungracefully imperious.
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As a populist he's a paper tiger, too lazy to figure out what policies he should champion and too incompetent and self-absorbed to fight for them.
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Among the treats is "Paper Tiger," by Brooke Jarvis, an essay notionally about the search for possibly extinct thylacines in Tasmania but really about so much more.
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However, if we sell them armaments and then chastise the Saudis for using them, we push them to remain a paper tiger and dependent on U.S. military protection.
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"I think it's great that we're all moving together," said Rebecca Centeno, who works with Paper Tiger Television and Deep Dish TV, tenants that produce independent video reports.
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But on many issues, he's a "paper tiger dressed in a cowardly lion's costume," to quote Jack Shafer's assessment of Trump's all-bark-no-bite threats against the media.
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They have largely ignored Obama's paper tiger rhetoric, but Trump's iron fist may well be what will compel them to get in line and relinquish their illegitimate power. Why?
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And because our individual consciousness ends at our death, we create entities to outlive us, paper tiger governments meant to ground the uncontrollable nature that exists within human nature.
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The highly flawed and unjustified appeasement policy vis-à-vis Iran was literally enriched by the Obama administration, allowing senior IRGC commanders describe the U.S. as a "paper tiger".
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"I've described Iran in the past, and I think the description still fits, the leadership in Iran has developed into a paper tiger with steel claws," he told CNBC Tuesday.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had actually urged Trump to implement the steel tariffs back in October, calling the president a "paper tiger" on the issue for delaying the announcement.
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More broadly, the weakness of Iran's retaliation exposes it as a paper tiger: a country that could only get away with its regional meddling so long as America didn't retaliate.
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The New Yorker recently detailed how Chinese leadership came to believe that for all the threats Trump is, in their words "a paper tiger" and that he could be played.
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Read: Srebrenica, a defining moment Slobodan Milosevic, the one time Yugoslav President who died ignominiously while awaiting trial as a war criminal in 2006, turned out to be a paper tiger.
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Historic work by Alex Bag, Colab, Jaime Davidovich, Doug Hall, Tom Kalin, Chip Lord, Glenn O'Brien, Nam June Paik, Paper Tiger Television, Jody Procter, Raindance, Tony Ramos, Martha Rosler and TVTV.
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"There were dueling perceptions both in Tehran and in Washington that the other side was a paper tiger," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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And corporations and investors seem to have decided that the Carrier deal was all show, no substance, that for all his protectionist rhetoric Mr. Trump is a paper tiger in practice.
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"The terrible message sent by this tap on the wrist is that enforcement of privacy protections is a hollow paper tiger in our nation," senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) told WIRED Wednesday.
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The Hate: Toronto is a paper tiger, Indiana is a boring rebuild in search of an identity Yes, it's been a mere 15 years since Toronto made it past the first round.
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This puzzle is a bit of a paper tiger, really (trust me) — the spans look extremely imposing, but none of them is that esoteric and IMHO none of them are awkward either.
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So now we're in a situation where the United States either launches another round of strikes or risks looking like a paper tiger when it comes to Assad's continued use of chemical weapons.
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Episode 2: Homesick For Albuquerque In episode 2, "Paper Tiger," Elodie begins to build her friendship with Tabitha and Moe but she is also desperately trying to return to Albuquerque for a party.
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Yes, but: The caucus has faced persistent criticism from the left that it's a paper tiger, given the participation of GOP lawmakers who have opposed greenhouse gas regulation and disputed mainstream climate science.
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The confrontational rhetoric Trump used against China on the campaign trail and as president-elect has largely come to nothing -- prompting some to suggest that Trump is a 'paper tiger' with no coherent world view.
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"By and large, Trump is demonstrating, in his blunt and narcissistic way, that Congress' investigative powers are really something of a paper tiger, unless both parties in both houses agree to reassert it," Rosenzweig said.
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Indeed, nearly a year after he entered the White House, the rest of the world is trying to figure out whether Mr. Trump is more mouth than fist, more paper tiger than the real thing.
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"When we confronted the machine we found a paper tiger," said Jose Cabrera, 36, a former chairman of the Queens branch of the Democratic Socialists of America, and a lead canvasser on Ms. Cabán's campaign.
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As recently as August 2017, state media tabloid Global Times wrote in an editorial that Trump was just a "paper tiger," a Chinese expression for a person who projects strength but is secretly weak underneath.
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Business seems to have decided that Mr. Trump is a paper tiger on trade: The flow of corporate relocations to Mexico, which slowed briefly while C.E.O.s tried to curry favor with the new president, has resumed.
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During the hour-long conversation with Axelrod, Schiff warned that President Donald Trump runs the risk of appearing to be a "paper tiger" by taunting North Korea with threats he probably cannot — or should not — back up.
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North Korea will also use the declaration to demand reductions in the American troops and the scale of joint exercises with South Korea, turning the alliance into "a paper tiger" before the North has completely denuclearized, he said.
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"Trump is limiting our own options by behaving and speaking like this, because now we either have to act, which really is unthinkable, or we're going to look like a paper tiger because we can't act," she said.
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And the strike against Assad renews his pledge to be tougher with Iran and signals to Assad's chief backer that the United States is not a paper tiger and that there may be costs to supporting the Syrian dictator.
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The status quo or even a "freeze" of the North Korean nuclear program would be a failure given his rhetoric, so either he ends up looking like a paper tiger or military action becomes more likely next year. 7.
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The Iranians, driven to desperation by U.S. sanctions and sensing an opportunity in the meltdown of the two nations' nuclear nonproliferation deal, now understand that Trump is a paper tiger with no coherent approach to them, or much else.
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The official Chinese news media has described the United States this week as an "all-out bully," a "paper tiger" and a schemer who, as in an ancient Chinese tale, entraps a guest by inviting him to a banquet.
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"Trump lost his first fight with Xi and he will be looked at as a paper tiger," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University of China, in Beijing, and an adviser to China's State Council.
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The real paper tiger might turn out to be Washington (153-215), which cruised to a 212-210 start against a soft schedule before being dispatched by visiting Southern California, 26-13, and falling from fourth to seventh. Alabama?
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While Mr. Biden has led in many early polls, some professional Democrats view him as a bit of a paper-tiger favorite, coasting on name recognition and warm feelings about the Obama administration but doomed to stumble under deeper scrutiny.
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China's leader, Mao Zedong, had once belittled the atom bomb as a "paper tiger," but after the Korean War and the first Taiwan Strait Crisis in the 1950s, he grew increasingly worried about the possible use of nuclear weapons by the United States.
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We have always been told the casualties in any conflict on the Korean peninsula would be unbearably high; suppose Trump pushes the regime to the brink and, however improbably, Kim Jong Un is revealed to be a paper tiger, without any military support?
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"Today those fines don't exist," Snowden argued, "and until we see those fines every single year to the internet giants until they reform their behavior and begin complying not just with the letter but the spirit of the law, it is a paper tiger."
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One camp believes his experience and appeal to older voters will make him an electoral juggernaut among the black community, while another sees him as a paper tiger whose appeal is generational and who may be overly reliant on his ties to Mr. Obama.
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Raul Castro turned over the presidency to his hand-picked successor, Miguel Díaz-Canel, who was elected by the Cuban National Assembly (his victory wasn't hard fought -- he was the only candidate on the ticket.) But this is a paper tiger: Raul Castro isn't going anywhere.
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"I realize that Trump represents a cash cow of sorts to Twitter in terms of visibility and engagement, but they need to show some spine, or else admit that their T.O.S." — terms of service — "is just a paper tiger that's all show and no substance," he concluded.
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The underlying fear is that an emboldened Kremlin may stir up trouble in the Baltics — not just to retake territory that once was part of the Soviet Union, but to prove NATO a paper tiger should the 20163-member alliance fail to defend its weakest members.
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The underlying fear is that an emboldened Kremlin may stir up trouble in the Baltics — not just to retake territory that once was part of the Soviet Union, but to prove NATO a paper tiger should the 19403-member alliance fail to defend its weakest members.
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In his first television interview on CNN in 1997, bin Laden claimed the United States was a paper tiger, pointing to the American withdrawals from Vietnam in the early 1970s, Lebanon in the early 1980s and from Somalia in 1993 as evidence of the United States' waning power.
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Trump's bombastic and intemperate rhetoric threatening to totally destroy North Korea, and his seeming intention to create the image of the President as a madman, hasn't scared Kim as much as it has scared US allies and created the perception that the "madman" is really a paper tiger.
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The list of other stolen items doesn't help, either: £823 at Bibi Bakery £3,629 in cosmetic firm Molton Brown £2,139 in card shop Paper Tiger At least fans can rest assured that, while you might be able to steal money from J.K. Rowling, nothing can rob her of her magic.
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Taken together, these contentions amount to saying that the U.S. is a paper tiger, that it might seem like a global power but it is softer than it looks, that it is prepared to retreat into Fortress America rather than uphold the international order it created in the 1940s during World War II and the early Cold War.
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The path to even a semblance of collective European defense is littered with unmet promises of better cooperation — for example, the quarter-century-old Franco-German brigade, which remains mostly a paper tiger, and the scramble ahead of the Warsaw meeting to find a fourth country to command a unit in the new NATO deployment in Eastern Europe.
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The leadership in Iran has developed into a paper tiger with steel claws, the steel claws are the militias that they have established throughout the Middle East whether it is Hezbollah or the Houthi or the al-Abbas or the various militias operating in Iraq and Syria whose main purpose is to further Iran's influence and its domination over the areas in the Middle East.
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The exhibit features work from a broad swath of artists who either began or defined their careers in public access, from pioneering video artist Nam June Paik to socially conscious collective Paper Tiger Television, which continues to broadcast events like the Standing Rock protests, to the chameleonic Alex Bag, whose satirical 2005 dating series Gladiadaters is not all that far off from The Bachelor.
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As for her work, although Haraway briefly brings up her canonic essay, "A Cyborg Manifesto" (1985), and at one point watches with amusement her 1987 appearance on Paper Tiger Television, the ideas of her recent book (the concepts of "kin" and "chthulucene" come up in discussion), Staying with the Trouble (2016), speckle the documentary, culminating in a 10-minute representation of "The Camille Stories," an open-ended work of theoretical, speculative fiction.
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