In Grand Prix, the French word Prix translates to "prize" or "award."
The full phrase Grand Prix literally means "Great Prize" (or "Grand Prize"), signifying a major competition with high prestige and significant rewards for the winner. While originally used in French horse racing in the 19th century, the term became synonymous with elite motorsport events, such as Formula 1, where it denotes the highest level of international racing.
The demonic deception, the mind virus and the insatiable need for acceptance.
Beyond toxic mix.
Catch & release back to do it all again. What a glorious revolving economically efficient system.
Remember when harsh punishment sent a clear deterrent message?
Nope, not anymore. "What would people think optics" rule the ignorant day.
Superior force, dynamic entry, overwhelming firepower, clear directions controlling the situation, controlled action while under fearful adrenaline-filled unknown.
Zero time to resist or even think about it.
Another day at the office.
A+
This is how I imagine shills sitting in their underwear behind their homemade data centers disrupting many operations, unaware some are actually federal and military and they get this "Merry Christmas!" which inevitably causes them to drop a load in their drawers before they can even blurt out "What's going on?" And none of their little network chatgroups will hear about it nor will it make the news cycle.
kek
horrible diversion attempt but whatever floats your shill boat