8 of 10 continuous movement

The Zetas have also said that the 8 out of 10 events will include “continuous plate movements”, but they have never explained what that entails. Are the Zetas now allowed to describe what geological changes will take place during the 8 out of 10 phase?

Beyond the 7 of 10 Plate Movements we have implied that there would be restless plates up until the time of the Pole Shift. We have implied continuous movement for the Indo-Australia Plate which is under continuous pressure to rise on the eastern end near Australia. This is because it is the brake restraining all other Plate Movements. We have implied that the West Coast of N America would be subject to a continuous moderate tsunami threat because of a compressing Pacific. We have also stated that the Antarctica Plate is free to move while it gradually pushes new land up between the tip of S America and Africa.

We also stated that beyond the 7 of 10 Plate Movements that some continents would shift so that they would have a different alignment with each other. What continents might those be? Given a shortening Pacific and a widening Atlantic, there will be an increasing void in the South Atlantic. While S America is lobbing its bulbous top to the West, the tip of S America floats up into the South Atlantic, thus laying this continent on its side. Africa does a similar tilt to the East so that it likewise is laying on its side. This allows Antarctica room to push New Land to the surface.

Continuous Plate Movement is happening for Eurasia, which is being pulled toward the East by the compressing Pacific. The new inland bay we have predicted to rip open from Persia to the Ural Mountains will steadily change the landscape. This tension can also be seen in the seemingly endless shaking at Tiksi, Siberia just East of the Urals. The N America Plate and Eurasia Plate connect along Siberia and down to Japan, but when the New Madrid allows the Mainland portion of N America to slide down into the Pacific, this will distort the Siberian connection. This action, to essentially rip Eurasia into pieces, will allow the Far East to drift closer to Alaska, virtually eliminating the Bering Straits as a water barrier.

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for December 31, 2021