Fame Plan

Marshall Barnes will be returning to the Fenton Perspective radio program hosted by Lorien Fenton this evening to make what is being described as a "major announcement". Considering all of Marshall's activities, what it's about is anyone's guess.

After a long winter, internationally noted R&D engineer and time travel science expert, Marshall Barnes, has completed conceptual research into time travel to proceed with experimental stages, raising the potential for an Afrofuturistic reality.

A NASA photo of Stephen Hawking formerly used as a target testing a proto-time machine 9 years ago, will be sold as a work of art and special kind of NFT, as a time travel fundraiser. Auction houses are being considered by creator, Marshall Barnes.

Elon Musk paid $44 billion dollars to buy the social media platform, Twitter, causing waves of speculation on how he will change it. However, R&D engineer Marshall Barnes says it raises doubts about Musk's self-proclaimed fears about the future.

With prices ranging from $1,000, Marshall Barnes' alternative form of NFT (ND NFT) will fund his massive time travel project to escape Earth extinction level threats and pay out a ROI of 1,000x that if the research is successful.

A move that may be surprising for some, internationally noted R&D engineer Marshall Barnes is offering innovative military solutions to Ukrainian defense forces to use against Vladimir Putin's Russian invasion troops to "make it easier to kill them."

Recently internationally recognized time travel expert, Marshall Barnes, released an open letter to Elon Musk, that the solution to things Musk fears, coming sooner than thought, is time travel to the past. Now, the Ukrainian invasion validates it.

Open letter for Elon Musk to join the effort to be discussed as a solution for threats to Humanity as White House Office of Science and Technology Policy gets classified update from Barnes.

Signaling perhaps the latest advancement in time travel research, Marshall Barnes has released, Time Travel Tomorrow, a classified policy paper to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Nelson Peltz is leaving Procter & Gamble's board of directors this fall after waging the biggest proxy fight in history to turn around the Cincinnati-based consumer giant. Is it to escape the expected battle with Marshall Barnes over innovation?