The only thing that sounded like sense was in your #1
Since the universe is expanding and accelerating it will continue to do so until the mass reaches the "pole" point where it compresses into a singularity and then explodes, since it is a "dipole" process, the mass will be directed towards the other "pole" where the process repeats and the cycle continues.
If you assume that the universe is the 3d surface of a hypersphere, then indeed, any two particles heading in opposite directions, will eventually meet. The COBE results dispute that the universe is shaped that way, though.
The rest is gobbledegook.