ZetaTalk: Pole Shift

past 2-3

months. I checked, comparing this time frame, Sep 15 to Dec 15, a year ago to the same months this year,

and found a significant increase in quakes over Richter 6, even given the USGS's tendency to dumb down

the Richter of quakes to make it look, statistically, as though nothing were going on. There were 31 quakes

in 2005, compared to 46 in 2006. In particular, the N American continent looks very unstable, wobbly in

the Black Hills and the like. What's going on?

We have mentioned that the steady approach of Planet X, as it slings

toward the hapless Earth trapped in front of it, will only increase the

pace and severity of Earth changes such as earthquakes, volcanic

activity, tears in the stretch zones, and the pending diagonal rip of

the N American continent. Where such activity was more lineal in

years past, it will become exponential at some point, and this turning

point has already arrived. Several factors add to the stress Planet X

is experiencing.

The closer Planet X comes, the more intense the Earth wobble

becomes. The intensity of the magnetic field surrounding Planet X

increasingly engages the magnetic field of Earth, and as these two

magnetic planets are not aligned with each other at present, the

stress is obviously going to be visited on the lesser planet, Earth. As

we have explained, the Earth wobble is caused primarily by the N

Pole of Earth being pushed away when it presents during the daily

rotation of Earth. The geographic and magnetic poles of Earth do

not align, so this presentation occurs when the land above Alaska

and eastern Siberia are facing the Sun, each day. This causes the

Earth to wobble like a spinning top about to slow down and fall

onto its side. Seen from above the N Pole, this would look like a

figure 8, well documented by Nancy and friends from around the

world as a sunrise or set with an azimuth too far North or South.

The wobble pattern does not change as it intensifies, it increases in

force and scope. The push is stronger and faster, and the swing back

likewise stronger and faster. And the degree of wobble, how far the

Earth swings, will steadily increase.

The Earth wobble is palpable, measurable, and can be documented

to show the figure 8, as Nancy has shown. It also affects weather,

making temperature swings increasingly more extreme. We have

predicted that the seasons will almost seem to blend into each other before the pole shift arrives, and this trend will

increase. The reason for the weather wobbles, as we have called them, is the Earth moving under its mantle of air.

What is a storm, or high winds, if not air moving over the Earth rapidly? If the Earth moves under the air, the effect is

the same. Sudden high winds, more intense winds, tornadoes outside of where normally expected, all of these will

increasingly occur. Matters such as cold or warm air masses, arriving where not expected and lingering longer then

expected, will occur. If the wobble pushes a spot on the Earth under a high pressure air mass, and then wobbles back,

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it will tend to drag that high pressure air along with it, especially if the return spot is dealing with low pressure. If both

spots, the wobble and the return, are high pressure, this pressure builds, creating the potential for high winds releasing

this pressure outside of what normal weather patterns would produce. The wobble likewise can and does interfere with

flow patterns that deliver rain inland, as is occurring in Australia. This can cut both ways, with drought and deluge

increasing, as we predicted in 1995.

Beyond the Earth wobble, stress on the Earth's crust is occurring because the Earth is being battered by other planets

caught in what we call the cup, the eddy flow of particles coming round Planet X from the Sun, creating strong flow at

the sides in a pincer-like manner and roiling back into this cup, such that planets such as Earth, Venus, and the dark twin are caught in this cup and cannot proceed in their orbits. They are trapped. If the Earth wobble is causing weather

wobbles, it is not particularly stressful on the crust as the Earth as a whole is moving back and forth. The stress on the

crust increases as the wobble increases in force, of course, as at the turnaround point the Earth is stopped and then

pushed in the opposite direction, but as this moves like a figure 8, it is more like going around a curve than hitting a

wall and bouncing off this wall. But what occurs when several planets caught in the cup starts bouncing off each other,

like balls trapped in a container being rattled? As Planet X approaches, the cup tightens, as at a distance the particle

flows coming round its sides could disburse, but when near, these flows are intense and thus pinching the hapless

planets in a tighter and tighter pinch. The sweeping arms of the Sun, occurring several times a year and the reason for

all the planet in the solar system moving obediently in a counterclockwise orbit around the Sun, did not cause such a

clash until the dark twin came up behind the Earth, as it has. Stalled in her orbit, Earth found her dark twin promptly

coming up behind her in 2004, creating a ricochet effect during the sweeps. But the effect of having 3 planets crowded

into the cup, in front of an increasingly looming and large Planet X, is more than a bump. It has a rattling effect,

bumping back and forth. It is this effect that Nancy has noticed on the live seismographs.

So the approach of Planet X is causing an Earth wobble, weather wobbles, and now an almost continuous rattling

effect because the cup is tightening and the planets caught in the cup rattling about in the cup. But the stress on the

Earth crust as the monster Planet X approaches is primarily due to the tugging on the Atlantic Rift, a