Gobble, wobble, gobble . . . .

28/6/2023

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An article sent by a loyal, long-time reader:

What The Committee has explained many a time. Note these two phrases within the article:

fine patterns and variations in the planet's spin matter hugely to the satellite-based navigation systems that guide planes, missiles and map apps
there's something in Earth’s fluid core that's going on....

messing with earth's axis

10 Comments

Scott2

28/6/2023 15:33:29

The one thing I keep on reading is how there's going to be a tilt wobble or flip of the earth axis and how it's going to be the catalyst for a series of events that will sweep the globe and cause the majority of people to be evacuated. Mind you that's what I've heard and now I'll put my tinfoil hat on 😁

Patrick

28/6/2023 20:39:17

The difference between a flip or reversal of the Earth's poles (...axis means something different) and a precession (go to a search engine for several definitions) or wobble is, as Trump might say, YUUUGE.

The Earth's poles are not going to switch, flip or be reversed.

Jennifer

28/6/2023 22:05:06

but TC has said the poles will move somewhat which will cause airplane issues among other things, correct Patrick?

When will this happen again? I forgot.

Patrick

29/6/2023 18:03:29

@ Jennifer: You didn't forget when "this would happen" from something The Committee offered, because they haven't given timeframes & schedules.

If you forgot from having read it elsewhere....

Lorri

28/6/2023 15:55:06

Those two phrases are what TC has talked about again and again.

And now there it is in black and white.

Patrick

28/6/2023 20:40:35

The future predicted....and the DJIA on 11 July 2023 at closing will be...

29/6/2023 22:40:27

It seems to me that the writer of this article mixes somewhat the physical and the magnetic axes, at times referring to the effects of one
or the other, indiscriminately and incorrectly.

Patrick

30/6/2023 08:02:14

I noticed that also.

Renie

1/7/2023 01:49:09

Ha-ha...of course, us naughty humans are to blame for Earth's axis getting messed up!

Patrick

1/7/2023 11:20:09

Human arrogance always both impresses and disappoints me. The condescending lectures from self-appointed overlords however, is always annoying.

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