In what sounds like a script from a Hollywood disaster film, four mystics from around the globe—each with a reputation for eerily accurate predictions—are now warning that World War III could erupt *before the end of 2025*. While the Left mocks faith and tradition, they’re now clutching their crystals and quoting the “prophets of doom” as geopolitical tensions spiral out of control under President Biden’s watch.
Blind Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga, famed 16th-century astrologer Nostradamus, Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, and London-based hypnotherapist Nicolas Aujula have all issued dire warnings: a global war is on the horizon. And this isn’t just vague mysticism—these predictions eerily mirror the real-world failures we’re witnessing today, thanks to feckless Democrat leadership and the crumbling world order it’s enabling.
Baba Vanga, known as the “Nostradamus of the Balkans,” reportedly foresaw the 9/11 attacks and even predicted climate-driven earthquakes this year, similar to the devastating tremors in Myanmar and Thailand. Now, she’s warning of a devastating European war that could trigger humanity’s downfall.
She’s not alone. Nostradamus, the original “Prophet of Doom,” is believed to have warned in his 1555 book *Les Prophéties* that England would be dragged into brutal, internal and external wars—events that eerily mirror the increasing unrest, open-border chaos, and global instability today. “There will be cruel wars,” he wrote, “foes from within and without will arise.” Sound familiar?
Meanwhile, Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé—who allegedly foresaw Queen Elizabeth’s death—painted an even darker picture: this will be a war of men *and* machines. Cyber warfare, artificial intelligence, and digital destruction will redefine conflict, he warns, echoing growing concerns among tech experts who say today’s unregulated AI could become tomorrow’s battlefield.
London hypnotherapist Nicolas Aujula added to the firestorm, saying war could begin as soon as this summer, blaming a global “lack of compassion” and rising extremism. His predictions warn of atrocities committed in the name of religion and nationalism—yet curiously ignore the role of radical ideologies and open-borders globalism that are tearing countries apart.
These chilling warnings might sound outlandish—until you look at what’s unfolding in real time. Earlier this month, nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan exchanged missile strikes. A U.S.-brokered ceasefire barely held for hours before renewed fighting erupted in Kashmir.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues with no end in sight. At least seven died last week in a wave of missile and drone attacks across Ukraine. And what’s the Biden administration’s plan? Virtue signaling, vague speeches, and letting Europe pick up the pieces while China and Russia grow bolder.
Even President Trump—now back in command and setting the tone from Mar-a-Lago—demanded Vladimir Putin come to the table with real concessions, giving him a clear deadline to get serious about peace. Predictably, Putin shrugged and repeated the same demands he had before his invasion began.
While Democrats wring their hands and sip soy lattes, the world teeters on the edge of catastrophe. Maybe it’s not the psychics we should fear—but the political elites who’ve failed to keep the world safe. If these “prophecies” come true, it’ll be yet another tragedy enabled by weak globalist leadership—and a wake-up call for America to return to strength, sovereignty, and peace through power.
