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‘New Nostradamus’ Warns of Troubling Predictions Involving Donald Trump and Rising Tensions With Iran

A psychic often referred to as the “new Nostradamus” has once again captured worldwide attention after sharing a series of unsettling predictions for 2026. Craig Hamilton-Parker, widely known as the “Prophet of Doom,” has developed a reputation for forecasting major global events, and his most recent claims have sparked intense discussion.

Over the years, Hamilton-Parker has said he foresaw the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the cancer diagnosis of King Charles III. Working alongside his wife Jane and other spiritual practitioners, he bases many of his predictions on ancient spiritual texts, including India’s traditional Nadi oracles, which he believes indicate a turbulent period approaching.

Possibility of a Third Term for Donald Trump?

Among Hamilton-Parker’s most debated forecasts is the claim that President Donald Trump could somehow serve a third term in office. The psychic suggested that global conflict might disrupt the U.S. election process in a way that challenges long-standing political norms.

He explained that he had previously sensed the possibility of a large international conflict — one he originally associated with Taiwan but now believes could stem from several global flashpoints. According to him, the rapidly changing geopolitical landscape makes unusual scenarios increasingly possible.

He referenced recent world events, noting how ideas once considered impossible have entered mainstream conversation. “Who would have imagined the possibility of invading Greenland, or kidnapping a country’s leader, as seen in Venezuela?” he said, pointing to the unpredictability of modern geopolitics.

While constitutional scholars emphasize that a third presidential term is not permissible under American law, Hamilton-Parker raised the possibility of extraordinary circumstances reshaping the rules. He warned that such a shift would occur during “a time of great conflict,” reinforcing his concerns about mounting instability.

Escalation in Iran

The psychic’s predictions extend beyond U.S. politics. Hamilton-Parker has anticipated significant developments in the Middle East, particularly relating to Iran’s nuclear program. He believes March 2026 may see highly strategic military strikes targeting specific sites.

According to him, these actions would focus not only on leadership but also on remaining nuclear facilities. He suggested that even with a potential political transition in Iran, questions regarding nuclear capabilities would remain. Revolutions, he warned, do not always lead to the outcomes the world hopes for.

He stated that any potential operation would likely involve airstrikes and rapid tactical maneuvers rather than ground troops. He also pointed to the risk of related tensions spilling into Yemen.

Despite the seriousness of his claims, Hamilton-Parker offered a message of hope for the Iranian people, encouraging positive thoughts for a future in which the nation experiences economic growth, social progress, and increased rights for women.

Additional Predictions for 2026 and the Coming Decade

Hamilton-Parker’s forecasts for the next several years include several dramatic scenarios. Among them is his prediction of a gas cloud affecting all of Japan in August 2026. He also foresees the gradual weakening of NATO and the rise of a new international security organization by 2030.

However, he emphasized that future events are not fixed. Drawing upon teachings from the Nadi texts, he said that human intention, collective focus, and mindful action can influence future outcomes. Sharing these predictions, he explained, is meant to inspire people to direct hopeful and constructive energy toward the world.

Even with his alarming warnings, Hamilton-Parker encouraged optimism, stating that a more stable era will emerge after the global turbulence he foresees.

“We must focus on positive thoughts,” he said. “The challenging period is nearing its final phase, and a better age is on the horizon.”

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