‘China’s Nostradamus’ makes chilling new predictions about Trump, coming American apocalypse

‘China’s Nostradamus’ makes chilling new predictions about Trump, coming American apocalypse

By Tom Wrobleski | wrobleski@siadvance.comA professor who is hailed as “China’s Nostradamus” has made a stunning new round of predictions about President Donald Trump and a grave crisis that could upend life in the United States.Jiang Xueqin, a Chinese-Canadian educator and political commentator, in his recent “American Prophecy” lecture in Austin, Texas, said that he believes Trump will secure a third term in the White House despite the constitutional amendment that limits president to two elected terms in office. “I’m fairly convinced that right now he is intent on remaining in power and he will succeed,” Jiang said, per the Economic Times. Jiang said that Trump’s actions over the last several years suggested to him that the president planned to stay in power for a long time.Jiang, who corrected predicted Trump’s 2024 presidential win and the war with Iran, also said that he sees the US spiraling into civil war, with the country becoming “balkanized” the turning into a “Christian AI theocracy.”Jiang had previously cautioned that the war in Iran would escalate to the point that the US would be forced to launch a ground invasion of the Middle Eastern nation.Jiang predicted that this would lead to a decade-long US involvement in Iran that would require America to bring back a national military draft, per the Daily Mail. That, he said, would lead ICE to become a more powerful presence in major US cities, an eventual economic collapse and a potential civil war brought on by mass protests and riots. Jiang earlier this year told podcast host Jack Neel, “All the ingredients for civil war should already be in place. Nationwide discontent and riots and protests and insurgencies. The global economy should have collapsed by 2027.”A 1987 graduate of Fordham University's College at Lincoln Center, Tom began working at the Staten Island Advance in 1995. The native Staten Islander started his career at the Advance as a community board...

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