Thanks for the invitation to post here in your thread.

I'd mentioned on the other thread that I have a theory as to why certain things are happening on this planet.

Of course, things are becoming active all over the planet, such as quakes, volcanoes erupting or in various stages of becoming active, as well as sinkholes and animal die-offs. This to me indicates that the pressures inside the planet are increasing. It probably involves several factors at this time. However, if you notice, it seems that the Eastern "Hemisphere" and the 'Ring of Fire" from Alaska south through Japan and Indonesia, and over to New Zealand and the Soloman Islands are the most active areas, and have been consistantly since around 2005-ish.

The other day, an article was posted about our magnetic poles moving, at another site, and mention was made, if I'm remembering correctly, that they are probably in the early stages of a pole shift. A map of the current location of the poles was posted. (current as of 2010, I believe). The north pole is in Siberia now, and the south pole is in the ocean off the coast of Antarctica, near Australia. If this is true, then that means the poles are moving toward each other, on the same side of the planet, which happens to be the side that is getting violently active now.

Coincidence?

Perhaps.

But when you have a planet-sized polar negative and positive moving closer to each other, wouldn't that cause some major problems? Don't they normally oppose one another?

Whenever the pressures rise internally in a confined space, the weakest areas will be the first to give way, which is what is happening worldwide. But when two strong opposing forces close in, it's got to generate alot of friction and force...which is what we are seeing on that particular side of the planet.

My opinion only.

Will be watching and observing to see what happens next.