I already argued my position and finished almost a page ago. You seem to be slow to keep up... Compasses are influenced by which hemisphere you are in.
No, they are not. Especially the way you are explaining. You stated your position but have refused to back it up with any actual physics.
The link I provided was an alternate explanation for it, and it supported my previous statement.
No, the link you provided explained a completely different phenomenon, and the fact you think it was backing your argument is amazing.
Wow, um... ok.
When water goes through a drain, it creates a large amount of suction.
So, if the poles are both 'draining', where does the magnetic field come from?
I'm not going to give you a lesson in suction.
Good, because we were talking about magnetism, and they are not related.

Either smarten up and ask an intelligent question, or I'm just going to start ignoring you...
I am intrigued by your theory of magnetism, as it is all new and as far as I can tell, is not based on any modern theory of electromagnetism.
If you really don't understand how the earth's magnetic field works, take a look at this:
http://www.greatdreams.com/magnet1.jpg
What about it?