The left loves a good doomsday prophecy—especially when it feeds into their obsession with global catastrophes and world-ending scenarios. Enter Baba Vanga, the blind Bulgarian mystic who supposedly foresaw everything from 9/11 to the rise of China. Now, her so-called predictions for 2025 are making the rounds again, and as expected, they paint a bleak picture of the future. But should we really be taking these apocalyptic claims seriously?
With only a few months into the year, the usual suspects in the media are already pushing Vanga’s prophecies as if they were written in stone. According to reports, she predicted that 2025 would bring devastating earthquakes, a major war in Europe, and even the beginning of humanity’s downfall—though, conveniently, there are no actual recordings or verifiable sources to confirm her words.
Yet, as if on cue, natural disasters are now being retroactively linked to her so-called predictions. Just last month, a massive 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and parts of Thailand, tragically claiming thousands of lives. The left-wing media wasted no time in using this disaster to validate Vanga’s predictions. Meanwhile, another earthquake shook the Pacific island nation of Tonga, sending climate alarmists into a frenzy.
Of course, this is not the first time people have used vague and unverifiable prophecies to stoke fear. The left does this all the time—whether it’s climate hysteria, economic collapse narratives, or their endless warnings about the supposed dangers of conservatism. Now, Baba Vanga’s 2025 predictions are being trotted out like gospel, conveniently aligning with the usual talking points of global instability, economic turmoil, and even the end of humanity itself.
Here’s a look at some of the most absurd predictions being pushed as “fact”:
– 2025 – A European war will devastate the continent (fearmongering over Ukraine continues).
– 2028 – Humans will start looking to Venus for energy (just in time for another Green New Deal-style boondoggle).
– 2033 – The polar ice caps will melt, causing worldwide flooding (Al Gore and Greta Thunberg will love this one).
– 2076 – Communism will spread across the world (sounds like the left’s dream scenario).
– 2130 – Humans will make contact with aliens (and Democrats will probably demand we give them voting rights).
– 3005 – Earth will go to war with Mars (because apparently, intergalactic warfare will replace endless U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts).
– 3797 – Humanity will have to evacuate Earth (another reason for the elites to push their billionaire space programs).
– 5079 – The world will end (which means we still have time to make America great again).
Despite the sensationalism, there’s no actual evidence that Baba Vanga ever made many of these predictions. But that won’t stop the mainstream media from pushing them as a distraction from real issues—like the failing Biden economy, rising crime, or the left’s relentless assault on free speech.
Instead of getting caught up in doomsday paranoia, Americans should focus on real-world solutions—like securing our borders, strengthening our economy, and ensuring that 2025 brings victory for common-sense conservative policies, rather than the left’s never-ending doom and gloom.
