‘New Nostradamus’ who foresaw Iran war makes chilling prediction about Trump

Craig Hamilton-Parker’s prediction speaks less about prophecy and more about how people react under pressure. In a tense world, even firm rules—like the Twenty-second Amendment—can start to feel fragile when fear grows.

The warning is grounded in history: systems don’t usually break in calm moments, but during uncertainty, through small compromises. In the end, the real risk isn’t the prediction itself, but what people may accept when they feel afraid.