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Teresa Tannahill's avatar

I reckon we’ll see a polar excursion in the next few decades. Possibly in our lifetimes. I believe the Earth’s crust will unlock and that the ice masses of Greenland and Antarctica will glide to the equator, unleashing earthquakes, tsunamis and a new Ice Age. Einstein believed that the Earth periodically turns over, he could never figure out what gives the crust the impetus to unlock. He spent his twilight years trying to do the math.

In my mind, there are at least four possible sources of the ‘jolt’ that would unlock Earth’s crust.

First is the hypothetical Galactic Current Sheet emanating from the galactic core, triggering a solar micronova event every 12,000 years. Ben Davidson over at Suspicious Observers describes this well.

Second is the exoplanet flyby scenario favoured by the Niburu and Planet X aficionados. I find this one kind of fun, but not as plausible as some other theories.

Third is the comet/asteroid/meteorite strike theory. We fly through a number of meteor clouds each year, with the Taurid Meteor Shower being a particularly frightening candidate for the killer blow. The Ancient civilisation of Gobekli Tepe may have tried to warn us about this particular meteor shower.

Fourth is the Expanding/Growing Earth hypothesis championed by Samuel Carey and Neal Adams. This is the one that fascinates me the most at the moment. Simply mind blowing.

I will be compiling some Substack resources on all of the above for beginners like me wanting to learn more.

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Paul Black's avatar

Great summary Teresa, I read something a while ago. The elites know pole shift / Phoenix events coming. DUMBS at the ready to retreat to,, they use the chaos unleashed now to remove any semblance of independence, survival skills and infrastructure to corral and further weaken us first, then let events unfold to finish us off. Having genocided and staked claims on territory, they will emerge to claim their booty.

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