The Great Reset: Prophets Predict Wars, Pandemics & Power Shifts

Tonight, we’re diving into an imaginary conversation that will make you think, reflect, and maybe even question everything you thought you knew about the world. It’s about more than just politics or pandemics—this is about the very fabric of our future. From global power shifts, financial collapse, and the possibility of war... to the unsettling prophecies of pandemics and economic resets. What if I told you that some of the world’s most well-known prophets have been predicting these events for years? And they’ve all gathered here tonight to share their insights with us.

We’re talking about Nostradamus, whose words have echoed through centuries. Baba Vanga, with visions that have stunned the world. Astrologer Abhigya Anand, who has seen future pandemics in the stars. Joseph Tittel, Fernando Javier, and Craig Hamilton-Parker—all of them warning us about what’s coming next.

Are we ready for what they see? Are we prepared to face wars, pandemics, and a global shift that will change life as we know it?

This is not just a conversation about prophecy—it’s a wake-up call. Let’s get started.

Geopolitical and Military Tensions Leading to World War III

U.S. Presidential Elections and Global Consequences

Setting: The prophets are gathered around a grand wooden table in an elegant study room, with bookshelves lining the walls. Nick Sasaki, as the moderator, sits at the head of the table, guiding the discussion on the upcoming 2024 U.S. presidential elections and their potential global impact.

Nick Sasaki: (leaning forward with interest)
Alright, let’s dive into the topic that’s on everyone’s minds—the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Many believe that its outcome will have far-reaching consequences, not only for the U.S. but for the entire world. Abhigya, what do the stars tell you about this election?

Abhigya Anand: (calmly, glancing at his astrological charts)
The alignments for 2024 are quite unique. The U.S. election is happening during a time of heavy planetary conflict, which suggests that whoever wins will face immense pressure. The stars indicate major shifts, both politically and economically. If Trump returns to power, the immediate period will be turbulent, but economically, things might stabilize for a while. However, I see underlying conflicts, particularly with Russia and China.

Nick Sasaki: (thoughtfully)
So, you see Trump as a possible stabilizing force, at least for the economy. Baba Vanga, your visions of power shifts from the West to the East have always been compelling. How does the U.S. election fit into this?

Baba Vanga: (softly, her voice distant)
I have seen leaders fall... and new ones rise. The election in your country, the United States, is crucial. Trump or another will take the seat, but it will not bring peace. The West is losing its grip, and as the world grows weary of conflict, China and Russia will step forward. The U.S. election may delay, but not stop, the East’s rise.

Nick Sasaki: (nodding slowly)
It sounds like the power dynamics are shifting, regardless of the election’s outcome. Nostradamus, your prophecies often hint at political upheavals. Do you believe this election could lead to a significant global crisis?

Nostradamus: (stroking his beard, speaking cryptically)
I wrote of leaders and nations falling into chaos. This election, I believe, will be marked by deep divisions. If Trump rises again, it could bring immediate changes, both for the economy and foreign policy, but it will not prevent the greater conflicts on the horizon. The U.S. will not escape what is to come. Look to the alliances—it is there the future is shaped.

Nick Sasaki: (his expression serious)
Interesting. Craig, you’ve spoken about Trump before, and how his return to power could impact global affairs. What’s your take?

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (with conviction)
Trump’s energy is chaotic. He’s not your typical leader, but his unpredictability can be a strength. If he returns to office in 2024, he’ll try to assert U.S. dominance, particularly in dealing with China and Russia. But the U.S. is weakened internally—division and unrest are growing. This election might delay certain global conflicts, but it’s not going to stop the inevitable. Trump could boost the economy short-term, but his decisions could also inflame tensions.

Nick Sasaki: (turning toward Joseph Tittel)
Joseph, you’ve made specific predictions about this election too. How do you see the political climate changing if Trump or Harris becomes president?

Joseph Tittel: (nodding slightly)
I’ve seen Trump return, yes. But it’s not going to be an easy road. His re-election could trigger more domestic turmoil, maybe even a civil conflict. And internationally, the tensions with Russia and China won’t disappear. Harris, on the other hand, brings different challenges. If she were to rise to power, we could see the U.S. take a more diplomatic but strained approach, possibly leading to more military involvement. Either way, the next president will face immense global pressures.

Nick Sasaki: (thinking aloud)
So, no matter who wins, there’s trouble ahead—either internal unrest or international conflicts. Fernando, you’ve predicted economic instability tied to this election. What do you see happening after the votes are counted?

Fernando Javier: (sitting back calmly)
Yes, Nick. The U.S. economy is tied directly to this election. If Trump wins, we might see an initial boost—he’s a businessman, after all—but it’s temporary. The deeper issues within the economy haven’t been addressed. By 2025, I see a major collapse, especially if global conflicts escalate. If Harris or any Democrat wins, the economic downfall might come even sooner, as their policies will not sit well with the business sector. Either way, the dollar will lose its strength, and we’ll see global markets destabilize.

Nick Sasaki: (pausing to let the weight of their words sink in)
It seems that regardless of the outcome, the U.S. is facing a difficult future. Economic instability, potential conflict with Russia and China, and internal divisions—it’s a lot to digest. Before we wrap up, I want to ask one last question. Is there any hope for stability after 2024, or is the world locked into this path of crisis?

Abhigya Anand: (with a hopeful tone)
There is always hope. If leaders act with wisdom and prioritize peace, some of these conflicts can be avoided. The stars show potential, but free will always plays a role.

Baba Vanga: (mysteriously)
The future is not set in stone. But the leaders must wake up. The winds of change are blowing, and they cannot be ignored.

Nostradamus: (calmly)
The tides of history are strong, but nothing is ever truly inevitable. With foresight and action, some outcomes can be shifted.

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (with a sigh)
It’s possible, but unlikely. Too much momentum is behind these events. It would take a drastic change in leadership and global cooperation.

Joseph Tittel: (shaking his head)
I’m not sure. The visions I’ve had show too much tension, both politically and economically. The U.S. is in for a rough ride, no matter what.

Fernando Javier: (leaning forward)
The path forward looks dark, but if the world addresses the underlying economic and political issues, there might be a way out. But we need to act soon, or the consequences will be severe.

Nick Sasaki: (smiling, but with gravity in his tone)
Thank you all for your insights. It’s clear that the U.S. presidential election in 2024 is going to shape not only the future of America but the entire world. Whether through war, economic collapse, or political upheaval, we must all stay vigilant. Let’s hope that wise decisions are made, and we can steer toward peace instead of conflict.

Economic Crisis and the Great Reset

Setting: A grand conference room, illuminated by soft golden light, with large windows overlooking a city skyline. Nick Sasaki stands at a podium, moderating a discussion on the impending global economic crisis and the potential for a "Great Reset." The prophets are seated around a long table, each prepared to share their unique insights into the coming financial upheaval.

Nick Sasaki: (gesturing to the panel with a serious tone)
Welcome, everyone. Today, we’re here to discuss a critical issue: the global economic crisis that many of you have foreseen. The concept of the "Great Reset" has been on many people’s minds. Let’s start by asking Fernando to share his thoughts. Fernando, you’ve been predicting a major economic downturn in the near future. What do you see happening?

Fernando Javier: (calmly, but with urgency)
Thank you, Nick. Yes, I’ve seen this coming for some time. The U.S. economy, and by extension the global economy, is heading for a significant collapse. It’s not just about inflation or rising debt—it’s deeper than that. There are structural problems that haven’t been addressed. The financial systems in place are unsustainable. I foresee a sharp drop in the dollar's value, and this will have a ripple effect across Europe and Asia. The economic crisis will likely start in late 2024 and reach its peak in 2025.

Nick Sasaki: (nodding thoughtfully)
It sounds like the foundations are already cracking. Baba Vanga, your visions have spoken about power shifts from the West to the East. How does this economic collapse factor into your predictions?

Baba Vanga: (in a hushed, mystical tone)
I saw the rise of the East. The West, it will stumble. The U.S. and Europe, their economies will falter. The Great Reset is not just economic—it is about power. China and Russia, they will become the new centers. The world will change its axis. The economies of the West will break under the weight of their own greed. There will be suffering, but a new order will emerge from the East.

Nick Sasaki: (leaning forward with interest)
A shift in global power... Nostradamus, you’ve often written about the rise and fall of empires. Do you think this economic crisis could mark the fall of the West?

Nostradamus: (his voice deep and thoughtful)
The writings are clear. Empires do not last forever. I spoke of the "new city" falling, and many have interpreted this to mean the collapse of Western financial power. This collapse, this Great Reset, is the beginning of that fall. The East, as Vanga has said, will rise. The West will be weakened not just by war, but by its own mismanagement and excess. The signs have been there for decades, and now they are coming to fruition.

Nick Sasaki: (reflecting on the gravity of the words)
So, the Great Reset isn't just about economics, but also a profound geopolitical shift. Craig, you’ve mentioned Trump’s potential role in stabilizing the economy if he returns to power. Do you think his policies could prevent or delay this collapse?

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (with a sigh, but hopeful)
Trump’s approach might stabilize things for a short while. He’s a businessman at heart, and his economic policies could boost certain sectors. But the problem is bigger than any one leader. The system itself is broken. Even if Trump manages to keep the economy afloat for a time, the underlying issues won’t go away. Eventually, the collapse will come. Trump might buy time, but unless there’s a complete overhaul of how we handle finances globally, the reset will happen, and it will be severe.

Nick Sasaki: (turning to Abhigya Anand)
Abhigya, you’ve spoken about how the planetary movements are tied to global events. How do you see this economic crisis playing out in the context of astrology?

Abhigya Anand: (nodding, glancing at his charts)
The planetary transits in 2024–2025 are highly significant. Jupiter and Saturn are in difficult positions, which often indicates major shifts in global economies. The stars show a time of reckoning for financial systems that have been built on unsustainable foundations. I see this as an opportunity, though—a reset not just of the economy, but of values. People will be forced to rethink how we interact with money, resources, and the planet. There is chaos, yes, but there is also potential for renewal.

Nick Sasaki: (his tone reflective)
A reset of values... that’s an interesting perspective. Joseph, you’ve been predicting significant events in both the political and economic spheres. How does this Great Reset tie into the global conflicts you’ve foreseen?

Joseph Tittel: (nodding in agreement)
The economic collapse and the conflicts I’ve seen are closely linked. As Fernando mentioned, when economies collapse, nations become desperate. Desperation leads to war. The Great Reset will bring about a period of intense struggle for resources and power. We’ve seen this before in history, and it’s going to happen again. The collapse will spark conflicts, and these conflicts will, in turn, deepen the economic crisis. It’s a vicious cycle. The Middle East, Europe, and Asia will all be affected.

Nick Sasaki: (pausing to absorb the insights shared)
It seems like we’re not just facing an economic collapse, but a total global shift—politically, financially, and even spiritually. Before we close, I’d like to ask each of you: Is there any way to mitigate or avoid the worst of this crisis?

Fernando Javier: (nodding firmly)
It’s possible, but it requires quick action. Governments need to reform their financial systems and work together globally. If they do that, they might soften the blow. But time is running out.

Baba Vanga: (with a distant look)
The change is inevitable. But those who are wise, those who prepare, will survive. The world will be different, but it will continue.

Nostradamus: (calmly)
The fall of one empire always makes room for another. There will be loss, but also renewal. The wise will see this as a time to rebuild.

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (reflectively)
It’s a long shot, but if the right leaders step up and make bold decisions, we could avoid the worst. It won’t be easy, though.

Abhigya Anand: (optimistically)
The stars show both chaos and opportunity. If humanity embraces the reset as a chance to evolve, to rethink how we live, there is hope for a better future.

Joseph Tittel: (seriously)
Prepare for the worst, but don’t lose hope. The world has been through crises before. This one is big, but it can lead to something better if we handle it correctly.

Nick Sasaki: (smiling softly)
Thank you all for your insights. It’s clear that while the Great Reset might bring immense challenges, it also offers a rare opportunity to rethink our systems, our values, and our future. As we move forward, we must stay vigilant and hopeful. The choices we make now will shape the world for generations to come.

Prophetic and Mystical Predictions Shaping Public Discourse

Setting: A mystical, candlelit room filled with old manuscripts, celestial maps, and symbols of ancient knowledge. The atmosphere is charged with a sense of wonder as the prophets gather to discuss the power of prophecies and mystical predictions in shaping how people view current events and the future. Nick Sasaki stands in the center, moderating the discussion.

Nick Sasaki: (looking around with a sense of awe)
We’re gathered today to explore a fascinating topic—the influence of prophecy and mystical predictions on how the public interprets world events. From "The Simpsons" to Nostradamus, people have been turning to prophecies for guidance, especially in turbulent times. Let’s start with Nostradamus. Your quatrains have been interpreted for centuries. Why do you think people keep returning to your work, particularly now?

Nostradamus: (with a contemplative smile)
Prophecy has always been a reflection of human fear and hope. My quatrains were written to capture the essence of potential futures, not set in stone but drawn from the collective unconscious. People return to my work because, in times of uncertainty, they seek patterns—something that gives them meaning in chaos. My words have survived because the events they describe repeat throughout history. Each generation finds its own fears reflected in them.

Nick Sasaki: (nodding)
That makes sense—people seek meaning. Baba Vanga, your visions have also been incredibly influential, especially as global events seem to unfold as you predicted. Why do you think your prophecies resonate so deeply with people today?

Baba Vanga: (her voice soft, almost a whisper)
I see through the veil of time. My visions are not mine alone; they come from the collective spirit. People feel drawn to my words because they sense the truth in them. They see the world changing, and they seek comfort in knowing that someone has seen the path before. The future is always in motion, but my words help people prepare for what is to come, even if they do not fully understand it.

Nick Sasaki: (reflecting on her words)
There’s a comfort in seeing that someone has foreseen the future, even if it’s unsettling. Craig, you’ve spoken about how modern-day prophecies, like those from "The Simpsons," have captured people’s imaginations. Why do you think fictional predictions, like those, hold so much power?

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (with a smile)
It’s fascinating, isn’t it? I think it’s because "The Simpsons" taps into the collective subconscious in a way that feels almost accidental. People love to think that fiction can predict reality, and in some cases, it’s just synchronicity. But the reason it resonates so strongly is that we live in an age where truth often feels stranger than fiction. In a world as chaotic as ours, when a cartoon predicts real-life events, people can’t help but feel there’s something larger at play, some force or pattern they can’t quite understand.

Nick Sasaki: (smiling thoughtfully)
That’s true—people are captivated when fiction lines up with reality. Joseph, you’ve made specific predictions about major world events. How do you handle the public’s reaction when your predictions come true? Does it ever surprise you how seriously people take them?

Joseph Tittel: (with a serious tone)
I’m always humbled by the response. People look to prophecy because they want answers in a world that feels unpredictable. When my predictions come true, it validates their sense that there’s something beyond the material world guiding events. I try to remind people that predictions are meant to help them prepare, not to scare them. It’s important to keep perspective—prophecy isn’t fate. It’s a glimpse of what could happen, not what must happen.

Nick Sasaki: (nodding thoughtfully)
That’s an important distinction—prophecies as guidance, not guarantees. Abhigya, you come from a background of astrology. How do you see the role of astrological predictions influencing public discourse, especially in modern times?

Abhigya Anand: (calmly, with a deep breath)
Astrology has always been a tool for understanding the cycles of time. The stars reflect the energies that shape our world, and people are becoming more aware of how these cycles impact their lives. In times of uncertainty, they look to astrology for guidance. It offers a framework for understanding events that seem random or chaotic. When people see that the stars align with global crises or personal challenges, it gives them a sense of control—knowing that there are patterns, that there is meaning in the chaos.

Nick Sasaki: (with interest)
So, astrology helps people feel like they have a roadmap, even when things feel unpredictable. Fernando, you’ve also made predictions about economic shifts and crises. How do you see public interest in prophecy and mysticism rising in times of economic uncertainty?

Fernando Javier: (leaning back thoughtfully)
It’s simple—when the economy is unstable, people look for answers anywhere they can find them. Prophecy becomes a way to cope with fear and uncertainty. The Great Reset and financial collapse are ideas that resonate with people because they know something big is coming, but they don’t know what or when. Predictions give them a narrative, a way to prepare mentally, emotionally, and even financially for what might happen. It’s a kind of reassurance, even when the news isn’t good.

Nick Sasaki: (pausing to reflect on their shared insights)
It seems that, in times of crisis, prophecy offers people a way to make sense of their fears, to prepare for what’s coming—even if it’s not entirely clear. Before we close, I’d like to ask each of you: How should people approach prophecies in a way that’s empowering, rather than fear-inducing?

Nostradamus: (speaking softly, with a wise tone)
Prophecy is a guide, not a sentence. People must remember that it shows potential futures. Fear will blind them, but wisdom will allow them to see beyond the immediate. It’s up to humanity to shape its destiny.

Baba Vanga: (whispering)
Listen, but do not be consumed by fear. The future is always in flux. Those who act with wisdom can change what is to come.

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (nodding)
Prophecies should inspire preparation, not panic. Use them as a tool, but remember, you always have free will. The future is shaped by the actions you take today.

Joseph Tittel: (seriously)
Exactly. Prophecies are there to give you a glimpse of what might happen, not to lock you into fear. They’re meant to help you prepare and be resilient, not to make you give up.

Abhigya Anand: (calmly)
Use prophecy as a guide for self-awareness. Understand the patterns, but take action in the present. That’s how we transform challenging times into opportunities.

Fernando Javier: (leaning forward)
The key is to use prophecy wisely. It can help you prepare for challenges, but you must still make decisions based on what’s in front of you. Don’t let fear dictate your choices—let wisdom guide you.

Nick Sasaki: (smiling warmly)
Thank you all for your wise words. It’s clear that prophecy, whether from the stars, visions, or ancient texts, has the power to guide us—but only if we approach it with balance and wisdom. In times of uncertainty, we can choose to act from fear or from hope, and the way forward is always in our hands.

Pandemics and Health Crises in the Near Future

Setting: A quiet, dimly lit room surrounded by medical books, scientific instruments, and astrological charts. The prophets sit around a large circular table, each with their own tools of foresight—astrological maps, ancient scrolls, and crystal balls. Nick Sasaki stands as the moderator, guiding the conversation toward an important topic: the predictions of pandemics and health crises in the coming years.

Nick Sasaki: (with a serious tone)
Today, we’re discussing a topic that’s been on everyone’s minds, especially after the recent global pandemic. Many of you have predicted the rise of new health crises and pandemics in the near future. Let’s start with Joseph. You’ve made specific predictions about another health crisis. What do you see happening?

Joseph Tittel: (nodding gravely)
Yes, I’ve seen visions of another major pandemic. This one, however, will be different from what we’ve experienced with COVID-19. The virus I see is more aggressive, spreading faster, and affecting more parts of the world simultaneously. It’s tied to the breakdown of ecosystems, something that many scientists have already been warning about. The real challenge will be how governments respond because, unlike the last pandemic, this one will come at a time when global economies are fragile, and people are more distrustful of authority.

Nick Sasaki: (nodding thoughtfully)
That’s concerning, especially the part about distrust. Baba Vanga, you’ve been known for predicting global health crises as well. What did you see about future pandemics?

Baba Vanga: (her voice low, almost a whisper)
I saw sickness in the air, spreading across the earth like wind. There will be a time when people fear the very breath they take. But this sickness... it will not come from the earth alone. It will come from the hand of man, from their own creations. The world will struggle, but the cure will not come from medicine alone. Healing will come from the mind, the spirit. Only when people change their ways will they find true health.

Nick Sasaki: (reflectively)
That’s a powerful statement—that the crisis might be man-made and that healing comes from more than just medicine. Fernando, you’ve spoken about pandemics in the context of economic crises. How do you see these events intertwining?

Fernando Javier: (speaking clearly, with a hint of warning)
Health crises and economic crises are two sides of the same coin, Nick. The next pandemic will hit when the world is already struggling financially, which means the resources to deal with it will be limited. Governments will be stretched thin, and that’s when people will panic. The poor will suffer the most, as they always do. This is why we need to focus on building resilient systems now—because the two will feed into each other, and it will be a vicious cycle of economic collapse and widespread illness.

Nick Sasaki: (serious tone)
It sounds like the pandemic could amplify the economic problems we’re already facing. Abhigya, from an astrological perspective, what do you see about future health crises?

Abhigya Anand: (calmly, glancing at his charts)
The planetary movements over the next few years indicate a period of intense strain on global health systems. In 2024–2025, certain alignments involving Mars and Saturn suggest aggression, conflict, and disease. This pandemic will likely emerge from countries struggling with conflict or environmental degradation. The signs point toward a zoonotic disease—something that crosses over from animals to humans, much like COVID-19. But the real issue will be how people react. The stars suggest widespread fear, panic, and resistance to authority, which could make things worse.

Nick Sasaki: (taking this in)
That fits with what Joseph and Fernando have said about fear and distrust making the situation harder to manage. Craig, you’ve spoken about how leaders will handle the next health crisis. Do you see any chance of a different response this time around?

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (sighing thoughtfully)
I wish I could say yes, but what I’ve seen suggests otherwise. There will be early warnings about the next pandemic, but those warnings will be ignored or downplayed—much like the early days of COVID-19. Leadership will be divided, and the public’s trust in institutions will be at an all-time low. This distrust will fuel resistance to measures like lockdowns or vaccines, making the crisis harder to control. However, there will be pockets of leadership that do things right—local governments or communities that act quickly and decisively. But globally, I fear we’ll be slow to respond again.

Nick Sasaki: (with concern)
That’s troubling, especially when combined with the economic issues Fernando mentioned. Nostradamus, you’ve written about plagues and pestilence in your quatrains. How do your predictions fit into what we’re seeing today and what might come?

Nostradamus: (in a measured, quiet tone)
The stars foretold plagues in many forms. In my quatrains, I spoke of sickness traveling across the lands, bringing sorrow and death. This is a cycle that repeats through history. The plagues of today mirror those of the past, and yet humanity is slow to learn. The next wave of sickness will arise when nations are divided, when they are focused on conflict and wealth, not on the health of their people. This will be the test: whether humanity can come together to face it, or if they will fall further into chaos.

Nick Sasaki: (pausing to let the gravity of their words sink in)
It seems like we’re facing a convergence of challenges—health crises, economic instability, and global mistrust. Before we wrap up, I’d like to ask each of you one final question. How can we prepare for this next pandemic in a way that minimizes suffering and ensures a more united global response?

Joseph Tittel: (with a serious tone)
We need to learn from the past. People need to focus on building strong communities—local resilience will be key. Stock up on essentials, create support networks, and don’t rely solely on governments. Prepare mentally and emotionally for the challenges ahead.

Baba Vanga: (softly)
The sickness is not just in the body, but in the spirit. People must heal themselves, change their ways. Only when they live in harmony with the earth, with each other, will true health come.

Fernando Javier: (with conviction)
Governments need to focus on building more robust healthcare systems now, while they still can. But individuals must also prepare financially—save what you can, reduce debts, and invest in things that will help you survive a long-term crisis.

Abhigya Anand: (optimistically)
Astrologically, this is a time of challenge but also opportunity. The stars suggest that while the crisis will be tough, it’s also a time for transformation. People should focus on personal health—build strong immune systems, stay connected to nature, and be aware of what’s happening globally so you can act early.

Craig Hamilton-Parker: (with a sigh)
We need leaders who are willing to take bold, quick action. The public, in turn, must be willing to trust them. It’s a two-way street. Preparing now, both logistically and psychologically, is the best way to avoid the worst outcomes.

Nostradamus: (solemnly)
The future holds challenges, but within those challenges lies the possibility of renewal. Those who seek wisdom and unity will survive. Those who are divided, who live in fear, will suffer most.

Nick Sasaki: (smiling gently)
Thank you all for your insights. It’s clear that while the road ahead may be difficult, there are steps we can take to prepare—both as individuals and as a global community. We must focus on resilience, health, and unity if we are to weather the storms to come. Let’s hope that, in the face of these crises, we choose to come together rather than fall apart.

Short Bios:

Abhigya Anand is a young astrologer from India who gained recognition for his predictions about global events, particularly around the COVID-19 pandemic and future conflicts. He combines traditional Vedic astrology with modern concerns, often highlighting the impact of planetary alignments on geopolitical and health-related crises.

Baba Vanga was a blind Bulgarian mystic known for her eerily accurate predictions about world events, including the rise of ISIS, 9/11, and more. Her prophecies often involve global political shifts, natural disasters, and future pandemics, making her one of the most famous clairvoyants of the 20th century.

Nostradamus, a 16th-century French astrologer and seer, is famous for his cryptic quatrains that have been interpreted as predicting major historical events such as World War II, the rise of Napoleon, and the 9/11 attacks. His work continues to captivate people looking for foresight into global turmoil and future disasters.

Craig Hamilton-Parker is a British psychic known for his predictions about world politics, including Brexit and Donald Trump’s presidency. His insights often cover major global events, such as political upheaval, wars, and financial crises, making him a key figure in modern-day prophetic discussions.

Joseph Tittel is an American psychic medium who has gained attention for his specific and detailed predictions about future events, including natural disasters, political shifts, and global pandemics. He regularly shares his visions in public forums, warning about upcoming challenges in world affairs.

Fernando Javier is a Spanish astrologer and psychic who has built a reputation for his forecasts on global financial markets, political turmoil, and pandemics. His predictions often intersect with concerns about economic collapse and the shifting balance of power between the East and the West.