Magnetic Pole Shifts and Geological Events
We've had many, at least 500 magnetic excursions
that we know of
in the geologic history, but we've only had five extinction events.
So do I think this is an extinction event? No, I do not.
That's where I draw the line. But do I think that we have a
really big problem that is a lot like COVID, that our
governments are not really telling us the truth about how bad the
situation is? Because if they did,
they would have a lot less guys like Adrian and more guys like
Adam, because they would begin to realize,
well, Australia doesn't really have any good
place magnetically to
pin. So if this thing continues on doing what
it's
doing, and it's got no signs of slowing down,
people are eventually gonna wake up and go, "Maybe it's
time for me to go to Bali." And why is Bali
an interesting place? Because this is where the Pacific Ring of Fire
begins, at the eight south latitude,
goes all the way up in the South China Sea, around
Japan, through the Aleutian Islands, and then all the way down
through Central America and South America.
Where is the Pacific Ring of Fire effectively blocked?
From the Pacific Northwest all the way to Patagonia.
It's been dead
literally
for about the last 200 years. We've got no major
eruptions, you know-
Wow
... at, at that time, and there's not a lot of seismic
activity. It turns out the other parts of the
Pacific
Rim are cooking with gas, but why is that happening?
Because the tail half that's in the Southern Ocean
has gotten really weak. There's a lot of beliefs why that's the
case. My current belief is that the plate that's being
subducted underneath Africa right now is weak in
paramagnetic metals, and when that happens, that
causes a problem with the dynamo in terms of the vortex, of how it
flows. So this is kinda like for a human eating a
poor
diet, say, loaded with, uh, pineapples and fruits-
Hmm
... and no meat, okay? So when you do that, you wind up getting
diseases. Well, the Earth is subducting a plate
that has been strip mined by us for technology,
but it just doesn't have a lot of good
paramagnetic, uh, elements that are on the periodic table, and
this is the reason why we get these
cycles that the Mayans used to pay attention to, where
the magnetic pole in the north goes from Canada to
Siberia, literally,
and we're talking...
The movement since 2014
has been the same movement that we had for 320 million
years, Adrian.
I just want you to think about that for me.
That's a pretty big fucking change.
So when you say to me, "Jack,
why are you paying attention to this?" I want you to understand that it's
not normal for the magnetic pole to travel 55 k-
kilometers a year every year since 2014.
Actually, it's really since 2012.
Hmm.
So this is why the Mayans, they might have been onto something,
Adrian,
when they said,
when they looked at the Venus equinox and said December 21st,
2012,
this is the issue. Why? Because it turns out
that that is when the asymptotic line
has changed on Earth. And it doesn't mean that we're all gonna
die in one day. Why? Because we know the Egyptians didn't die
in
one day. We know the people in Peru didn't die in
one day.
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