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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 08/11/2023 Vol.469, Q Day 2114, xone wrote:
I have little interest in a tetanus 'vaccination'.
Take the vax every ten years or if you encounter a tetanus situation, puncture wound, cut with rusty implement. Been around for 100 years. Tetanus provides a gruesome and painful death that is as sure as taxes.
I should have specified that I was referring to the 'new, improved mRNA version' that may already be in use by now.
Fauci said at a presser that, based on the success of the mRNA 'vaccine', all vaccines going forward would be mRNA versions. But, I don't know which ones are still traditional version and which ones are 'new'. Recall that the Bivalent Covid Vax was tested on 8 mice before being released to the public so they've had enough time to start replacing vaccines. I suppose one just has to pray for discernment because, if they are 'clean' traditional tetanus vaccines then the tetanus vaccines are DEFINITELY 100% better than trying to avoid a vax by just treating the wound.
Yes it is a gruesome disease, there is a famous oil painting, possibly by Rembrandt (?) which portrays a soldier dying of tetanus (a commentator suggested their armor rusted and tetanus was not uncommon). I saw a photograph of the painting when I was in my teens and it was haunting - I can still remember it.

Hmmmm....I'm not seeing potential for 'wind whipped' firestorms from Hurricane Hilary. Unfortunately there are flash flood risks.
"This won't be your ordinary open ocean storm. Here are the interesting impacts Hilary may have."
https://weather.com/safety/hurricane/news/2023-08-18-hurricane-hilary-southern-california-flood-tropical-storm-forecast?cm_ven=hp-slot-2
"A tropical storm warning has been issued for parts of Southern California, including L.A., Orange and San Diego Counties,Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura Counties. This marks the first time the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center have issued such a warning for Southern California. "
Prayers up for the people of Mexico - the storm is strongest as it first comes ashore there. Prayers up for all in the path of the storm. Nothing like sitting on the roof of your house in floodwaters during a heatwave.