Pole Shift Prepping No. 2: All-Hazards Survival : Your Own World USA

In the coming Planet X flyby and pole shift, we will face multiple existential threats, many of which will be terminal for those unprepared, raising a serious question.

Are the odds better for those who do prepare? Maybe–maybe not, depending on the emergency-management concept underlying your efforts, and this is a decades-old story.

In other words, the basic premise of all-hazards survival presented in this article is the old axiom, “when it rains, it pours.” In other words, it’s never just one thing, so plan for the disasters you expect and those you could never imagine.

For those preparing for the coming Planet X tribulation, the management strategy includes all of that plus shorelines, fault lines, and impact events, reflecting the three golden rules of premium real estate: location, location, and location.

Ergo, if you live alongside a major fault line, it doesn’t matter how much toilet paper you’ve stockpiled, and the same holds true if you live on an ocean shoreline. The point being that maneuvering around other panicked shoppers to fill your shopping cart with toilet paper, bottled water, and batteries is not an emergency management strategy. Rather, it is the consequence of not having one at all.

In this article, you’ll first learn about an emergency management strategy called all-hazards survival. Then, we’ll examine the kinds of disasters we expect with the Planet X tribulation and those we never could.

All-hazards Emergency-management

By definition, all-hazards is an emergency-management concept meaning preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery planning designed to work across the full range of relevant threats—not just one type of disaster. First responders such as fire and police departments use the concept today.

Rather than maintaining entirely separate plans for a flood, wildfire, hazardous-material spill, cyberattack, power outage, or violent incident, an all-hazards plan builds shared capabilities: clear leadership, communications, evacuation or shelter procedures, resource management, public information, continuity of operations, and recovery procedures.

This emergency-management concept grew out of Cold War fears in the late 1940s and 1950s, when the American public lived in fear of a global thermonuclear war with Russia, and the Russian public felt the same fears in equal measure. At that time, the initial preparedness strategy was called ABC, for atomic, biological, and chemical.

From the late 1960s to the 1980s, America changed the ABC basic strategy to NBC (nuclear, biological, and chemical).

After the 1980s, the strategy evolved, and in the post-9/11 era it became CBRNE, for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives.

At the same time, the all-hazards concept used by governments and first responders, such as police and fire departments, began to emerge, with all-hazards policy becoming mainstream in the early 1990s.

 

The key difference between ABC, NBC, and CBRNE strategies and the all-hazards concept is less about what happens and more about how first responders manage disasters, because when disasters happen, a rigid structure of assigned leadership roles needs to be flexible.

In other words, when a catastrophic event, or a series of events, occurs, the best solution is to keep an open role that can be filled as needed by the best available leader candidate for that given event.

In the coming years, catastrophic events will result from historically documented causes such as earthquakes and hurricanes. Others will occur due to novel (previously unrecognized) natural or anthropogenic causes. One novel cause already harming our planet is the heating of Earth’s inner core by a new cosmic force.

Novel Heating of Earth’s Core

In 1995, scientists first detected a new cosmic force driving through the planet’s surface and deep into its interior. Nemesis is the source of this new force, which passes harmlessly through us into the core of our planet, where it heats the inner core and liquefies our planet’s magma.

This cosmic force has not only heated our planet’s inner core but also pushed it upward toward the North Pole. The result is somewhat like an out-of-balance clothes dryer that begins thumping and wobbling as it spins, until we stop the machine and rebalance the load.

One may wonder: is this new phenomenon limited to Earth, or is it affecting all of the planets in our solar system? The answer is stunning when we turn our attention to Planet Mars.

For as long as we can remember, we’ve always been told that Mars is a dead, cold planet. Not anymore, because the Nemesis cosmic force that is perturbing our planet is doing the same to Mars, which is now experiencing Marsquakes.

We began researching these novel perturbations in 2000 to see if other bodies in our system besides Earth are being perturbed. We found that all those with thin atmospheres show anomalies such as surface heating and other changes, such as shifting magnetic poles.

On Earth, researchers have noted that our North Pole is moving, enough to force some airports to renumber their runways to reflect changes to magnetic north. But what’s more concerning is what is happening beneath our feet.

A worrisome result of the Nemesis cosmic forces is that they are heating our planet’s core. As a result, magma plumes are rising from the core to the lithosphere, and this trend has become disturbing because it is now affecting our weather.

Downwelling Kelvin Wave

Scientists just spotted a massive, invisible wave moving across the Pacific Ocean that’s forcing NASA to monitor sea levels from space. It’s warm, it’s expanding, and it’s disrupting global weather patterns fast.

OrbitX (TikTok)
Downwelling Kelvin wave, August 26, 2026

@orbitx88 The Pacific Has Suddenly Gone Out Of Control… Scientists just spotted a massive, invisible wave moving across the Pacific Ocean that’s forcing NASA to monitor sea levels from space. It’s warm, it’s expanding, and it’s disrupting global weather patterns fast. Here is what is actually happening beneath the surface right now… #PacificOcean #ElNino #ScienceNews #climateactivist ♬ original sound – OrbitX

A strong downwelling Kelvin wave, such as the one depicted in the video above, can raise coastal sea levels, suppress nutrient-rich upwelling, and, if it contributes to a coastal or basin-wide El Niño, help set the stage for destructive rainfall, flooding, landslides, erosion, fishery disruption, and regional droughts.

Anthropogenic Satellite Concerns

Our Signs series follows fireball activity, and it has helped us identify the rings of the Nemesis Cloud.

As Nemesis orbits towards the ecliptic between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, we will see more fireballs along with iron oxide dust and smaller meteors. Over time, this will wreak havoc on Earth’s atmosphere, and destructive meteor showers will occur.

However, one concern few people discuss is that the Nemesis Cloud will also wreak havoc on satellites in low Earth orbit above our heads. Of particular concern are the Starlink satellites that we depend upon for high-speed communication.

Currently, 8,300 Starlink satellites orbit Earth. They are designed to deorbit after 5 to 7 years, and between 1 and 4 satellites deorbit each day.

SpaceX claims its satellites are designed to deorbit without debris hitting the Earth. This is true, but when they burn up, they create a man-made metallic cloud of aluminum particles in the upper atmosphere that do not fall to Earth; this satellite debris deteriorates the ozone layer and increases harmful UV radiation reaching Earth.

The anthropogenic concern is that dust and debris from the Nemesis Cloud will severely impact the Starlink system, causing far more satellites than expected to deorbit, with serious consequences as shown in the video below.

@cosmiccartography satellite reentry pollution is real. NOAA found 10% of our stratosphere now has spacecraft metals. Each Starlink makes 30kg of aluminum oxide that lives for 30 years. 120 burned up over the US in January. #Starlink #ozonelayer #SpaceTok #Atmosphere#NASA ♬ original sound – Cosmic Cartography

So far, this is about communications satellites, but consider this new ambitious goal. Elon Musk and SpaceX have publicly described a very large proposed constellation—up to one million satellites—intended to operate as solar-powered, networked orbital data centers for AI workloads. The basic idea is to shift some computing from electricity- and water-intensive terrestrial data centers to satellites that collect near-continuous sunlight and communicate with one another using laser links.

This is a noble way to replace unpopular terrestrial data centers, but the problem remains: how will these satellites survive the debris of the Nemesis Cloud? Meanwhile, terrestrial data centers and fiber optic cables will fare much worse during the pole shift. After the pole shift, the overhead satellite networks will fare better, though service will be patchy until full service can eventually be restored.

 

However, one must ask: aside from the Nemesis Cloud, could a more destructive natural force wreak havoc on all these satellites in low Earth orbit? Yes, there is, and its source is our Sun.

The Killshot

On April 1, 2026, Ed Dames, a prominent figure in the remote viewing community, passed away. For decades, he spoke about a solar threat that his teams of remote viewers consistently visualized during their remote viewing sessions of the future, and Dames called it “The Killshot.”

Ed Dames’s “Killshot” is a purported future sequence of exceptionally severe solar eruptions—solar flares and/or coronal mass ejections (CMEs)—that he said would strike Earth, destroy electrical grids and communications, and trigger cascading social collapse.

He predicted a series of escalating solar events rather than a single blast. They would damage or disable power transmission, satellites, and communications.

The “Killshot,” as Dames called it, would be the decisive, most damaging solar event in a chain of precursor events. Those unfamiliar with his work claim that what Dames describes is a series of Earth-directed Coronal mass ejections (CMEs).

A CME is a vast expanding magnetic cloud of charged gas. It can contain billions of tons of plasma and, if aimed toward Earth, may arrive in roughly 15–18 hours for the fastest cases, though many take longer. When it collides with Earth’s magnetosphere, it can compress and disturb the magnetic field, generating auroras and sometimes causing radio, GPS, satellite, and power-grid problems.

These Killshot events will occur as a result of interactions between the Nemesis brown dwarf star and our Sun as Nemesis arcs downward towards the ecliptic, the plane of our solar system. The best way to survive these events is to hopefully be on the night side of the planet when they strike. If not, having at least five feet of soil above your head is the second-best way to survive.

As the threats above show, during the coming Planet X flyby leading up to and during the pole shift, we will face a number of natural and anthropogenic disasters that will, to their detriment, catch most people by surprise. With this in mind, what can an individual do to create their own all-hazards survival plan?

All-hazards Survival Preparations

This article shows that we face disasters we can reference historically, and others that will catch the completely unprepared with devastating results. Financially, these are difficult times for many, so let’s start with simple, affordable steps:

• Building Knowledge: Acquiring a home library of practical survival-related books. Three good books by this author are: Surviving the Planet X Tribulation, Win-Win Survival Handbook, and Radio Free Earth.
• Contemplation: Thinking about what is to come and who you can partner with for the best outcomes. Most importantly, consider disaster threats others do not.
• Survival Stockpiling: Stockpile basic, inexpensive staples such as flour, beans, rice, oats, salt, and canned meats, if possible.
• Simple Hand Tools: Look for good bargains on garden and yard tools such as shovels, picks, and axes to clear land and build a shelter. Focus less on cosmetic appearance and more on whether the tool is complete, safe, mechanically sound, and still supported with replacement parts.

Keep in mind that simple prepping tasks not only give you an edge; they also help you mitigate fear by letting you face what is coming with the confidence that only comes from hands-on pole-shift prepping.

Above all, never forget the first truth of survival: there is safety in numbers, and in our third installment in this series, “Pole Shift Prepping No. 3: Building a Survival Community,” we’ll discuss how to improve your odds with like-minded people, committed to a philosophy of one for all and all for one.

Tags: asteroid, brown dwarf, earthquake, fireballs, natural disasters, Nemesis, Nibiru, Planet X

Category: Planet X