Blog/Nature
Naples & the Supervolcano
There are a number of Supervolcanoes around the world and perhaps the most recent one to erupt was in Italy. The term Supervolcano has been popularized by the BBC [...]
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Tectonic Plate Splits in Two Raising Risks for West Coast
San Andreas Fault in California Can Be Observed from the Sky Recent studies have revealed that the massive earthquake which struck Mexico actually split a tectonic [...]
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There Are Two Types of Pole Shifts & We Seem to be on Course for an event Faster than Most Ever Believed
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I agree that something seems to be changing faster than perhaps we might have expected. Is there anything that points to how fast a pole [...]
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The Lighter Side of the Differences Between Men & Women
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Hurricane Michael
I want to thank everyone for sending in emails of concern with regard to Hurricane Michael. It is not likely to hit our area. However, the last bad hurricane [...]
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Now We have Caused the Earth to Shift – We Humans Cause Everything
Ok, it is time to all hold hands and jump up and down a few times to set the Earth back in line. The latest is that since 1899, humans are now also causing the [...]
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Solar Minimum Correlates with Volcanoes & Earthquakes
QUESTION: I live in Indonesia. I am amazed that the entire world is not known on your door. I understand that your model puts everything together and provides a [...]
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Solar Minimum – Biggest Decline Maybe Ever
The sun is entering perhaps one of the deepest Solar Minima in thousands of years. Sunspots have been absent for most of 2018. This is really alarming. Since the [...]
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Katla Building to a Major Event?
They claim that all the world’s nations combined pumped nearly 38.2 billion tons of carbon dioxide into the air from the burning of fossil fuels such as [...]
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Red Tide & Blaming Farmers & Global Warming Yet it Conforms to Pi
If you ever live at the shore, one thing that crops up in 13-year cycles is what they call Red Tide. The traditional explanation I have always heard is that is [...]
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