Magnetic Shift

Last night, I was clicking around on the photos of people who follow our blog and happened to click on two that didn't have blogs of their own. So I clicked on the blogs they followed and one of them led to a site I'd never heard of called Red Ice Creations.

Here, I found a fascinating article about how Russian Air Force commanders have issued a warning and ordered changes in flight routes after "massive magnetic shifts downed two airliners." The reason for this warning "are the rapid formations of geomagnetic storms emanating from the boundaries of the African Tectonic Plate that due to their intensity have caused the loss of two major passenger aircraft leaving nearly 300 men, women and children dead."

The flights referred to are the Air France Fight 447, which broke apart in flight and plunged into the Atlantic on June 1, near the boundary of the African Tectonic Plate. 216 passengers and 12 crew members perished. The second flight was a Yemeni Airways flight to the Island Nation of Comoros in the Indian Ocean, which went down on the eastern boundary of the African Tectonic Plate. More than 150 people died and one "miracle child" survived.

The geomagnetic storms are supposedly caused by the forming of a "new ocean" in Ethiopia. According to Nature News Service, "The African continent is literally unstitching itself just like the sleeve of an old shirt, along the area known as the East African Rift, which traverses it, beginning with the southern end of the Red Sea, going through Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique. The molten lava beneath the Earth's surface makes it thin by constantly pushing against it, and eventually breaks it and tears it apart.”

While Western scientists believe this new ocean won't be completed for millions of years, Russian scientists have a different take. They say that "due to the sun's Deep Solar Minimum, our Earth is in danger of being, literally, “ripped apart”, at the worst, or nearing a “total pole reversal..."

I alerted Rob to this striking story, and after he read it, he forwarded the link to our friend Peter Levenda. It's the kind of story that Peter investigates and he might have contacts who could either confirm or dismiss its accuracy.

So Peter wrote back a few minutes later and said, "How weird. I just did an interview with Red Ice. It should be up tomorrow (Thursday)!

So here we'd stumbled upon an obscure Swedish web site and then contacted someone who not only knew of it, but was about to appear on it! On top of that, Peter's interview, which is about China (Part 1) and Freemasonary (Part 2), will include comments on synchronicity!

Since Peter didn't offer any new information on the 'massive magnetic shift' in Africa, we contacted author Whitley Streiber, whose Unknown Country site often focuses on earth changes, and asked him what he knew about this dramatic report. Here's what Whitley said:

"We can't find out anything much about the magnetic storm aspect. The Yemeni crash was barely reported in the western media, which is very odd, given the way crashes are usually big news, especially with such a horrific loss of life. There is indeed a rift in Ethiopia that has widened suddenly. But we have no source that can corroborate the magnetic effects being claimed in this story. We know that it's gathering a lot of interest, and we are working on it."

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