If the past few years have felt relentless, Craig Hamilton-Parker doesn’t think 2026 will offer much of a breather.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The psychic, dubbed by followers as the “Prophet of Doom” and hailed by some as the “new Nostradamus,” has built a global audience through a string of high-profile predictions — including the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the pandemic.
Now, drawing on spiritual readings alongside his wife Jane and ancient Indian Nadi texts, he believes another turbulent chapter is approaching.
Speaking on his YouTube channel in his typically forthright style, Parker laid out a series of forecasts that span U.S. politics, the Middle East, Asia, and shifting global alliances.
At the centre of several predictions is Donald Trump.
One viewer recently asked Parker about the possibility of a third or even fourth term in office. Parker suggested the next U.S. election could unfold against the backdrop of global instability.
“To reiterate what I said at the time, I felt there would be some big global conflict, possibly involving Taiwan,” Parker explained. “Looking at it now, it could be any global conflict. I know a lot of people have criticised this, saying you cannot have a third term because it is written in the Constitution—but who knows? Things have changed so much in the world.”
He continued: “Who would have imagined the possibility of invading Greenland, or kidnapping a country’s leader, as has happened in Venezuela? The world is changing rapidly.”
Parker believes emergency powers could potentially be invoked if global tensions escalate.
“Something will occur that overturns the existing rules, and that period will be a time of great conflict,” he said.
Referencing the Nadi oracles he has studied for years, he added: “At the time, it seemed impossible because they were certainly not friendly. Yet I saw them joining together in conflict with the USA. So could that be what I’m seeing now? Or could it involve Iran instead? My feeling is that around that period, we will see many conflicts emerging in 2026.”
Iran features heavily in his outlook.
“I believe this will happen in March 2026,” he said of a predicted second strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. “We will see very targeted attacks—not just on the leadership, but also on the remaining nuclear facilities, because they cannot be left intact. Even if the country transitions to democracy, the question would remain whether Iran could still be a nuclear power. Revolutions do not always lead to the outcomes people hope for; sometimes worse regimes take control. I’m not saying that will happen here, but it is a risk.”
He described what he sees as a rapid escalation. “It will escalate quickly, then stop. A sudden hit followed by withdrawal, leaving the outcome to the Iranian people. I do not sense boots on the ground—rather, airstrikes and swift action,” he said.
Despite the severity of his warnings, Parker struck a hopeful note about Iran’s long-term future.
“Send positive thoughts that the Iranian people may finally be freed from tyranny, and that a new Iran can emerge—economically, socially, and with freedom and rights for women. That future will come, but first there are challenges ahead.”
Elsewhere, Parker revisited a prediction first recorded in his 2015 book Messages from the Universe — a gas cloud enveloping Japan.
“In one of my Nadi readings, it suggested that I would warn the world about a country being completely enveloped in a gas cloud,” he explained. “More recently, further information has emerged confirming Japan as the likely location, with an approximate timing of August 2026. We even have an approximate location in the north of the country.”
He also raised the possibility of deliberate escalation. “Could something like a bomb be used to intensify a gas cloud or volcanic activity? That would suggest a clandestine form of attack.”
Compounding that scenario, he warned of technological disruption. “In 2026, there could be a major cyber event causing financial disruption—affecting cryptocurrencies, industry, and even the AI market. Gold may rise and then fall. We need to be cautious.”
His advice was direct. “Make sure you back everything up and don’t rely solely on cloud storage. This could be bigger than anything we’ve seen before,” he warned.
Greenland is another flashpoint in Parker’s predictions, though he does not foresee military conflict.
“My first reaction was that this has little to do with the military, even though Greenland is strategically important,” he explained. “It’s really about real estate—oil reserves and, most importantly, rare earth metals. Developing and processing these resources is difficult, which makes new sources extremely valuable.”
He believes negotiations rather than invasion are more likely. “This appears more like pressure and posturing that will culminate in a major economic arrangement. A deal will be struck, potentially involving very large payments connected to Greenland’s resources,” he said.
Looking further ahead, Parker suggested NATO may begin to falter, with a new global structure emerging.
“No single country wants the burden of policing the world,” Parker said. “The UN has always been toothless, intervening late. I feel a new organization will emerge, possibly from changes in NATO, the UN, and Trump’s initiatives, to maintain peace through conflict management. This could be linked to potential conflicts involving the US and China, as the Nadi readings suggest.”
He also warned of unrest in China. “Economic problems in China could trigger political unrest, which will dominate global attention in 2026,” he warned.
Despite the ominous tone of many forecasts, Parker insists the future is not fixed.
“The Nadi teachings stress that the future can be changed. Part of the reason I’m sharing this is to encourage people to send positive thoughts, prayers, and visualisations to help reduce the impact,” he said.
And ultimately, he believes calmer waters lie beyond the storm, stating: “We must focus on positive thoughts. Ultimately, a more stable world will emerge after these turbulent times, but we are witnessing the last stages of the difficult age before a better one comes.”
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