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June 09, 1998: Predictions - Gordon Michael Scallion
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Art Bell welcomes futurist Gordon Michael Scallion to discuss his Earth change predictions and the visions that transformed his life. Scallion recounts how a sudden loss of his voice in 1979 led to a mystical hospital experience where a mysterious woman revealed future events to him. He describes his process of seeing three simultaneous "screens" showing probable futures for individuals and the planet.
The conversation turns to Scallion's forecast for July 1998 and beyond. He warns of accelerating volcanic activity along the Ring of Fire, major earthquakes exceeding magnitude seven on the West Coast, and erratic weather patterns driven by changes in the sun's magnetic field. He explains that a magnetic pole shift is already underway, beginning in the 1930s, and predicts a series of six-to-seven degree magnetic jolts occurring over a three-year window that will trigger tectonic upheaval and massive weather disruptions.
Scallion also addresses the deeper forces at work, connecting solar cycles to shifts in Earth's core plasma and the planet's magnetic envelope. He shares that he now sees only one screen remaining for the future, indicating these events have moved from probable to near certain. Callers press him on preparations, insurance concerns, and whether individual action can still lessen the severity of what lies ahead.
The conversation turns to Scallion's forecast for July 1998 and beyond. He warns of accelerating volcanic activity along the Ring of Fire, major earthquakes exceeding magnitude seven on the West Coast, and erratic weather patterns driven by changes in the sun's magnetic field. He explains that a magnetic pole shift is already underway, beginning in the 1930s, and predicts a series of six-to-seven degree magnetic jolts occurring over a three-year window that will trigger tectonic upheaval and massive weather disruptions.
Scallion also addresses the deeper forces at work, connecting solar cycles to shifts in Earth's core plasma and the planet's magnetic envelope. He shares that he now sees only one screen remaining for the future, indicating these events have moved from probable to near certain. Callers press him on preparations, insurance concerns, and whether individual action can still lessen the severity of what lies ahead.