Electric Cosmos question. Theoretical Saturn disruption question.

A note on the Electric Cosmos theory. Anyone who wants to take a shot at this please do. Let's say the EC Theory is the way it works. What happens to Saturn if its electrical/magnetic pattern is sufficiently disrupted or interrupted at one of its poles? Does this cause Saturn to do anything unusual? Let's say for instance a sufficient amount of matter is blown out of the south pole of Saturn very quickly. What does this do to its magnetosphere and what effects on Saturn's motion, brightness, etc. does it have? Is Saturn's position from the sun based more on electricity and magneticism rather than gravity to the point that if its system is disrupted, Saturn changes orbit? Just recently we have found that earth is connected to the sun in arching currents that go from earth poles to sun poles. If the same is going on at Saturn, could a major disruption cause a major shift? All theoretical base on the EC theory.