Spartacus speaks again! This time in a 100 minute documentary. Strap yourself in!
Remember “The Spartacus Letter” from September 2021?
From here:
These links may or may not work to that same letter!
COVID-19 - The Spartacus Letter | PDF | Immune System | Messenger Rna (scribd.com)
COVID-19 - The Spartacus Letter.pdf | DocDroid
Well, fellow sub-stacker Momo cross-posted an article from Spartacus published on Valentines Day with this opening:
From Rome to Ruins cross-posted a post from ICENI Bulletins
“Feb 24 · From Rome to Ruins
I've been frustrated by dozens of hours of well-produced, partially compelling documentaries on the scamdemic and associated topics that fell just short of using language, images, sound and editing carefully enough to be able to appeal to those who haven't developed a thoroughly critical perspective yet (but may).”
This one may be too much on the factual, technical side for some. I myself certainly will not be able to reproduce most of the information in it from memory. But it is the first documentary I have seen that seems to take the situation seriously enough, doesn't waste its time on dramatising an already impossibly dramatic topic and refrains from unnecessary speculation. Strongly recommended!”
Here is a link to Momo’s substack: From Rome to Ruins | Momo | Substack
Here is the link to the new Spartacus documentary.
COVID-19: The Biodefense Mafia - by Spartacus (substack.com)
It has the full transcript of the one hour 46 minute documentary, but can be watched here:
COVID-19: The Biodefense Mafia (rumble.com)
and here: COVID-19: The Biodefense Mafia (odysee.com)
Spartacus has also just published another piece:
Private-Public Partnerships for Mad Science - by Spartacus (substack.com)
A few excerpts:
“But what if I told you that an internal organ can be whatever the heck we want it to be?”
“Biotech and information technology are completely intertwined, and they have been for decades, now. Anyone remember Folding@home, where people used their PlayStations to contribute processor power to a distributed supercomputer network?”
“Okay, so you have CRISPR. You have DREADDs. You have nanotransducers. You have the ability to create engineered amyloids, like Ehud Gazit’s amyloid semiconductors. You have even more than that, too. A friend of mine on Twitter, C.M. (who currently goes by @CRISPR_Cas69), alerted me to a paper on implementing an entire von Neumann architecture in nothing but lipid nanoparticles:”
Lipid nanoparticles??? Sound familiar?
I skimmed he surface of the EcoHealth and Metabiota hook-ups here:
And here:
Onwards!
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Thanks for the links PH.
Peter, apologies for asking a question that is off-topic here (since I cannot put a comment on your cross-post for 'Idaho leading the charge to criminalize administration of Covid-19 bioweapons.' In your header you said "An Idaho House bill fails by just two votes". I searched the Idaho site for this bill (https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2023/legislation/H0154/) but cannot find any indication of the results of this vote. I checked the minutes for the "Health & Welfare" section under which this bill should be categorized as, but didn't find any mention of this vote. I searched the site to no avail. Would you happen to have the precise URL or location (preferably from an official Idaho legislature source) from which I could confirm this vote? Apologies for being pesky and bothering you with this.