Vigilantes, a hurricane has destroyed Acapulco and WE NEED YOUR URGENT HELP for the people and animals – as much or as little as you can afford to contribute!

No, you didn’t misread.

Yes, this is a new request, almost exactly 11 months after the last time I asked you to help with donations because a hurricane that appeared out of nowhere, with no warning, wreaked havoc on Acapulco and its people.

The media has been so focused on Florida’s Hurricane Helene, that there’s been very little news of Hurricane John which, just like Otis last year, appeared suddenly and then rapidly intensified, taking Acapulco by complete surprise.

But here’s the really weird thing. John fizzled out over the sea, only to turn around and come back for round number 2! The first time ever I’ve heard of a hurricane striking twice in one spot within days.

If this sounds like deja vu to you, imagine how the people in Aca feel!

This time, unlike Otis which was more like a giant wind tornado, there was A LOT of rain. I’m talking massive amounts of water and unbelievable flooding. (Footage in today’s video)

Just like in 2013, and again in 2023 after Otis and then the wildfires earlier this year, we will be doing what horribly disgusting extremist anarchists always seem to do: Do our best to raise funds and share resources so we can help out where we can.

Hundreds if not thousands of people lost their homes in this latest direct weather weapon attack, and right now, as many areas in and around Acapulco are still unpassable, we don’t even know the full extent of loss and specific need. Much of the city is still underwater. Many people have had their homes, their belongings and their clothes all washed away and are basically sleeping in mud.

We need to buy simple things like clothing, food, and medical supplies, and then there are labor-intensive needs like digging people and cars out of the mud.

The Anarchapulco team raised over $400,000 for recovery efforts for Hurricane Otis last year and spent all the funds helping the people of Acapulco and they are prepared to send out their teams yet again to help. The scope of the disaster is still fairly unknown, but we will find out more as we move into different areas.

Meanwhile, we would be very grateful for any donations you can make to help with our efforts. As such, I’ve set up a donation website at hurricanejohnrecovery.com with all the donation links including crypto there. And, a GoFundMe HERE.

Just as we did for Hurricane Otis we will be posting receipts, photos and videos of all of our work as it happens.

Thank you.

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