What I do:
-Seed six Shakas under your missions, each preceded (from your viewpoint) by a nasty Planet/Space Dilemma.
-Use a Romulan deck to be able to espionage every mission.
-Play Heisenbergs on my first turn.
-Find any excuse to argue and play a PA [Parallex Arguers -Ed.]
OR
-Play Manheim's Dimensional Door and wait for you using a Q's Tent.
-Whatever way I choose, before you get to use any Q's Tents you might have drawn in your initial cards, you can be pretty sure to find a Revolving Door on your Q's Tent.
-Play Lifeform Scan to see your initial hand
-Depending on what's there, I now either deny you your ships or your Diplomacy. You can solve one mission (if I get the ships) or zero (if I get the diplomats).
-If you manage to get a Masaka transformations, you'll get Kevined.
-Your Kevins are Schism'd or Q2'd.
-Then, I go mission solving, mostly on your missions - I do have the time to wait for the right crew plus with Rakal & DeSeve, I get Fed missions. Only Klingon missions require Espionage.
-As I only have 12 Dilemmas, I can have 38 draw deck cards, enough room to include card drawing power and a few speed cards along the lines of Red Alert!
BAAAAD ONE ! Not only is it strong, it is very little fun to my poor opponent and all cards I need multiples of are at worst uncommon - none of the "6 Yutas" stuff.
Not that I wouldn't have a cure (and I suggested this to Decipher already)...
The card does not do much unless you need it for its primary purpose, but it is an absolute cure against these discarders. Decipher: Make it and I won't complain any longer...