Wow, this blew my mind!

One of the issues I have had with the whole thing was why would the earth stop rotating and reverse, and something that bugged me always is why does it rotate to begin with (i.e. what spun it up to this speed in the first place and why does it not slow down)

Yesterday I had an epiphany and realized it could all be magnetic and electric, then everything would come together, if earth spins because it works like those little motors I used to model with, then if the magnetic fields in the earth/solar system/galaxy swap over, i.e reverse, it could work like a motor, the counter-force would cause earth to slow, pause, then rotate the opposite way.

Then you post this, and it explains so much better scientifically what I was thinking. Awesome video!

Only thing that bothers me still is a rotation shift like that, the forces involved would be so destructive, and there must have been a tremendous wave over the continents to create erosion like that, I am struggling to see how anything managed to survive, plant, animal or human, and yet the planet is teeming with life (or was before humans got hold of it) on every little island, etc. Humans may have survived by going into a very high cave with a tinfoil hat and $200 gift card like suggested in another thread on pole shift (but this implies they knew the date), but how did animals make it?

Still, this is fascinating, and whats really interesting is how it seems to pull all the various stories, prophecies and religions of worlds together.

I always felt that there had to be something in common across the world that triggered and originated the various legends, etc. The stories from ancient cultures were so important to some of them, like the Hopi, that they gathered several times a year to pass on, recite, practice etc these stories, if they were just something someone made up to scare naughty children I doubt so much effort would be put into it.

If one starts to strip down the stories to their core so many seem to come out to this, a massive repeating cataclysm.

Started reading the Chan Thomas work now too, also mind-blowing.