
It still seems highly unusual for an economic forecaster to be writing about pole shifts, but he does. I guess anyone with a brain and an open mind, looking for information and analyzing trends – might stumble onto some truth in unrelated fields.
I don’t agree with everything Martin Armstrong says. But he’s right to be concerned about an upcoming pole shift.
There Are Two Types of Pole Shifts & We Seem to be on Course for an event Faster than Most Ever Believed
MA did quote from an old source I had not stumbled across when researching my book:
“George Hoggart Toulmin in his rare 1785 book, “The Eternity of the World”
” ••• convulsions and revolutions violent beyond our experience or conception, yet unequal to the destruction of the globe, or the whole of the human species, have both existed and will again exist ••• an astonishing succession of ages.”
MA acknowledges that a pole shift is geologically fast – and says it could be done in under a decade. Evidence suggests it could be done in under a week.
Here’ something I stumbled across recently:
“The Pole Shift Forum”
http://poleshift.org/
Which via “For example, consider those folks at the Poleshift Data Collection Website. They desire to get volunteers to report GPS and magnetic compass readings around the globe to detect and measure pole shifts, etc.. ” leads to:
“The Poleshift Data Collection Project”
https://web.archive.org/web/20070315194621/http://www.data4science.net:80/poleshift/evidence.php
Given data from official magnetic North pole measurements is no longer published, this project sounds like a good idea. I wonder what happened to it?
As to pole shift being geologically fast, it is one thing to wonder how fast the process is (once begun), but another thing entirely to wonder how long the preceding phase is, i.e. the period in which an intelligent, technologically advanced, globally dispersed civilisation can recognise symptoms of an imminent pole shift (if it knew what those symptoms were). And at what point might an ignorant person recognise symptoms? Days, weeks, years prior?
I reminded of the joke:
How do you know when you’re about to be eaten by a bear?
When your fellow camper starts putting his running shoes on.