Pole Shift Catastrophe's Coming Soon

Robert Felix talked about climate and its connection to volcanic activity, and pole flips.
Previous ice ages have coincided with big increases in volcanic activity, which we are now seeing around the world, he noted. He also spoke about the discovery of “Carolina Bays” around the world. These are oval holes blasted into the ground, which have been dated to 12,000 years ago, around the time when the Gothenburg magnetic reversal occurred, he detailed.

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Robert Felix talked about climate and its connection to volcanic activity, and pole flips.
Previous ice ages have coincided with big increases in volcanic activity, which we are now seeing around the world, he noted. He also spoke about the discovery of “Carolina Bays” around the world. These are oval holes blasted into the ground, which have been dated to 12,000 years ago, around the time when the Gothenburg magnetic reversal occurred, he detailed.

Biography:

 Robert Felix, a former architect, became interested in the ice-age cycle back in 1991. He
spent the next eight and a half years, full-time, researching and writing about the coming
ice age. He then concentrated on spreading the word. Robert’s book, “Not by Fire but by Ice” has achieved international acclaim with readers around the world. Today, Felix continues his research, and is more firmly convinced than ever that the next ice age could begin any day. In fact, he believes it has already begun.

The cataclysmic pole shift hypothesis suggests that there have been geologically rapid shifts in the relative positions of the modern-day geographic locations of the poles and the axis of rotation of the Earth, creating calamities such as floods and tectonic events.

If a large pole shift could happen suddenly, the redistribution of land and water it caused would be nothing short of cataclysmic. In the short term, it would mean earthquakes, strange weather patterns, massive tsunamis capable of drowning parts of continents, and possibly gaps in the planet’s magnetic field — our shield against harmful cosmic rays. In the long term, the redistribution of land and water in the tropics, subtropics and poles would fundamentally alter ocean currents and the heat balance of the Earth, resulting in widespread climatological shifts. Ice caps might melt and reform elsewhere, or remain melted, driving sea levels down or up.

All of which returns us to the question: Could such a catastrophic shift occur, and if so, will it happen in 2012?

Magnetic Shift

Polar shift is easily confused with pole reversal, in which the Earth’s magnetic poles change places. Evidence for such reversals is abundant, locked in the iron oxides of ancient rocks, which aligned along the direction of magnetic north when they cooled. This alignment still occurs in some igneous rocks, such as when lava cools and crystallizes. Magnetic pole reversals occur irregularly (around every 300,000 years) and require thousands of years to complete. Some call the South Atlantic Anomaly — a trough in the Earth’s magnetic field near the coast of Brazil that enables cosmic rays and charged particles to delve lower than usual into the atmosphere — a harbinger of an upcoming pole reversal, due perhaps as soon as 2012. Scientists think it unlikely; even if it happened, they say, the results would not be catastrophic