Is the world shift theory plausible or not?

This theory, what I call the world shift theory, states that the Earth's original orbit was solar stationary at one of its poles constantly facing the Sun, building, over time, the magnetic poles. Impact from our Moon and or other bodies threw this off balance, resulting in the present day wobble we now have today where the poles are no longer oriented this way and instead the magnetic build up is targeted around our equator. This magnetism is the cause for continental drift because it is pulling the Earth apart from the center out.

If it is possible, what could be the potential results of this in the future? Could the magnetic buildup become enough to rip the world apart in a massive flipping of the land mass? Could electromagnetic paths from the equator cause a static discharge effect causing constant ground to ground lightening?

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