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Volcanoes
Patrick Geryl suggests in his book Surviving 2012 that the Earth will rotate, perhaps 30 degrees, probably making North America the new North Pole. His predictions are based on the idea that Africa, the largest mass around the equator, will form a stable center point while any wobble of the poles will be elsewhere. So North America will probably snap back around the North Pole, says Patrick Geryl, when the planet shifts 30 degrees again at the next pole shift.
He goes on to speculate that this shifting of land mass over the equatorial bulge creates expanding and compressing of the Earth's crust as it moves away from or is pushed over the equator respectively, thereby causing massive volcanic activity. Geryl suggests that most volcanoes that were active during the last polar shift wil become so again and that locations with so-called inactive volcanoes should be avoided. He also suggests that massive volcanic activity will cause enormous pollution of the atmosphere, resulting in extreme global warming and the sun being blotted out by dust particles for years, maybe decades.
Patrick Geryl makes an important mistake about the activity of volcanoes because he fails to mention and take into account, as Neale Adams in his expanding Earth theory explains, that the continents are much thicker and larger than the ocean floors which are in fact much younger than the continents [only 10 to 70 million years]. Because they're much thinner than the continents, the ocean floors will be what tend to tear and let out lava, thereby relieving the stress and allowing the landmasses to largely retain their integrity.
Though there will undoubtably be volcanic activity on land, it's unlikely that it will be as massive and destructive as Geryl suggests and fears, which would also be illogical since it would mean that the sun gets blotted out for years regularly, which doesn't fit with the genetic fact that life goes on and has been going on for billions of years; a planet that is covered in darkness for years cannot sustain life indefinately and allow for millions of years of evolution of so many (large) species.
So logic (and knowledge of geography) suggests that most volcanic activity will be on the bottom of the oceans, allowing the oceans and not the atmosphere to absorb the pollution. Geryl could well be right that volcanic activity will pollute the atmosphere for 3 years [after the last massive eruptions have ended], but it will clear up more quickly around the equator, especially in areas with more wind and rainfall. Some global warming due to a greenhouse effect may take place, as well as less normal light because of the T-Tauri condition of the sun that Paul LaViolette explains may occur for some years [causing the sun's energy to increase but be turned into infrared instead of regular light] but generally speaking it's to be expected that some plant life, and therfore animal life, will survive; again, especially around the equator, where the planet's rotation and wind and rains are most frequent and strong.
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Volcanoes in the MSM
Seven Volcanoes In Six Different Countries All Start Erupting Within Hours Of Each Other
While volcanoes in 2014 and 2015 appear to be going ballistic the mainstream media [MSM] appear to be actively ignoring such matters. Actually, it's more than ignoring it, for it looks like data is seriously being tampered with.
One source pointed out that a U.S. governmental website that covers volcano activity states that volcano activity in 2014 has the same number of activity of previous years though collecting the raw data from sources that cover volcanoes leads to a number that is 3 times higher!
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