Continental Drift

Part 1

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   The upcoming pole shift has added a new twist, first, the reduction of time between sweeps from 6.5 to 6 weeks to 11 days and now less than 8 days (for details describing this phenomena see Repulsion Particle Types), second, the temporary reduction in overall quake strength as Earth backs up to relieve stress or grip on the Atlantic Rift. This transition started just after the Feb. 6 sweep giving muted seismic activity during the March 16-19 period as the Earth now caught in a grip of a stalled orbit is more sensitive to other repulsion particles outside of the primary 8 sweeps.

   The pole shifts in the past has always displaced the poles, but the ocean basins have maintained there size except in extreme shifts. So what makes this pole shift different? The 12^th planet has encountered the combined repulsion force of Mars, Earth and Venus which were basically lined up just as it encountered the main particle flows involving the ecliptic plane emanating from the Sun. Now as the 12^th picks up velocity due to its original momentum and the repulsion force pushing it out of the system as it has passed the Sun, but is still below the Sun’s equator, the Earth or Dark Twin arrives from behind to add support. Now instead of what I predicted a one two punch to the Earth’s crust, Nancy’s explanation of a four part effect including whiplash is correct. The rhythmic seismic peaks occurring in unison worldwide every two days reveals this pattern. The surprise to scientists is that the Atlantic basin is now slowly expanding and the Pacific basin compressing and this will continue over many months (I will not define the number months, but it is longer than you expect).

   Instead of the one major grip at the Atlantic Rift, it is now a series of quick grips occurring almost every 2 days, but the tricky part is that the holding force moving north to south across the rift is not equal. With the south pole of the 12^th planet pointed towards Earth, because the north pole is attracted to the south pole of the Sun as the 12^th planet moves towards the center of the ecliptic plane center at the Sun’s equator.

  The magnetic grip pivots the north pole of the Earth down and pointed closer to the 12^th’s south pole, thus relieving pressure and producing a temporary void at the rift.

Even though the tilt of the Earth favors the northern exposure of the rift the lock occurs in the southern hemisphere and the northern hemisphere held at a fraction of the south. The plates of the northern hemisphere moving against the static movement of the southern hemisphere cause a drag along plate boundaries pulling east to west. To relieve the stress the plates in the northern hemisphere tend to rotate clockwise.

   Choosing North America on the eastern side stretching occurs with rips at the weak points major valleys. Valleys are created when the crust stretches and support falls with the crust falling to the next level of support. In the case of the North American continent the biggest valley along the eastern seaboard is the St. Lawrence the site of the next major plate rip. On the other side of the continent the plates all rotate slowly clockwise building pressure first in Indonesia moving to the Philippines, Japan, and eastern Siberia. The pulse of pressures waves move to Alaska and the down the western side of North America where the plates get subducted.  Grip one, as the repulsion stream pushes the Dark Twin towards earth and its repulsion force kicks the earth closer to the 12^th planet. The magnetic 12^th engages the rift, but the grip is relieved by an increased tilt in the northern hemisphere and overall as the Earth bounces away from the 12^th back towards the Dark Twin and the 12^th assumes a retrograde counter-clockwise orbit for a short interval of time before resuming forward clockwise orbit due to its original momentum. Grip two, is when the repulsion stream hits Earth 2 days later (time frame June 2004) and is pushed again towards the 12^th. The stress again is quickly relieved by increased tilt again and as the Earth bounces back into the void left when the repulsion stream passed and the dark twin held its position. The 12^th assumes a temporary reduction in orbital velocity again and resumes its forward momentum quickly. Grip three, occurs as the repulsion stream first pushes the 12^th planet away from the Earth, but the 12^th avoids the pressures and jumps over he stream engaging earth again. The pressures at the rift are relieved as the Earth backs up to avoid the 12^th planet. Grip four is minor as the Earth bounces off the Dark Twin’s repulsion force back towards the 12^th planet, but pressures again are relieved, because both the Dark Twin and the Earth is retreating. Grip four will only take hold or increase in intensity when the Dark Twin and the 12^th becomes the magnetically linked. Thus, it does not allow a relieve on the Earth’s rift because it backs up into the dark Twin held by a magnetic grip is limited.  

   This all changes as the 12^th planet moves between the Earth and the Sun. Summer returns to fall, but the rotation slows. This masks the sudden movement to the alignment of the Sun, as we go into the late months of the year, events will change for the worst.

   The hit, grip and release interplay between the planets will allow the surface of the Earth to be rearranged with the slow movement of the continent about the rift. The ancient maps found show an Earth similar to today and many pole shifts have passed in between. Slowly over time the east coast will be pulled down and transatlantic cables severed. The west coast of the Americas will crumble slowly. So the arrival of the shift will catch no one by surprise. 

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