Rambling thoughts of an overactive mind

| Directed Energy Weapons | MH370 | Russia & China | TR-3B | Zero Point Energy | Camp Fire aftermath, 2018. [Comment: In the above photograph, note the cars and bus with melted alloy wheels (resulting from temperatures above 1200°F) and glass windows (from temperatures 2500-2900°F), but trees largely unaffected due to lack of fire impact (temperatures less than c.300°F). Normal bushfire maximum temperature at flame point is 1200°F, with ambient temperature much less. The actual fire never reached the trees, though the wind was blowing from the trees towards the road. The damage to the vehicles could not have been caused by normal bushfire processes and temperatures. This is evidence of the use of high energy microwave directed energy weapons which can generate heat up to 3000°F, and beyond if necessary.]   ------------------- Contents Palisades, Los Angeles, January 2025. Introduction Melt temperatures Colours Bushfires vs. wildfires 9/11 Scala...

Martin Sharp Archive Australian artist Martin Sharp (1942-2013) did not follow the traditional gallery show and exhibition route in order to promote and sell his work. He was relatively well-off during his early life as he was making a name for himself in Australia and England. As a result, and due to his anti-establishment and counter-culture leanings, was able to become a voice of dissent to the mainstream narrative. Despite being prolific, he did not chase promotion, but nevertheless sold or disposed of a lot of work. As a prominent member of the counterculture he found fame, if not fortune, in the public arena, rather than the rarefied atmosphere of national galleries or high-end art dealers. As such, his public exhibitions were few and far between, and published reviews of his work are likewise scarce. Commentary is nevertheless to be found in art historical books and thematic accounts, especially relating to psychedelic posters. The following is a listing of known exhibitions, ...