A psychic has predicted an accidental conflict that could have grave consequences for the entire world. Craig Hamilton-Parker, who has been dubbed the “new Nostradamus”, claimed to have foreseen a terrifying conflict in Taiwan.
The psychic correctly predicted the Queen's death and that someone would throw an egg at King Charles before he foreseen a shocking situation that could lead to World War 3.
Craig shared his fears that a tense situation would be sparked when a collision takes place, as he believed two planes could “clip each other" or two submarines would crash.
He said this would lead to a much larger conflict that could be “most serious thing for the next coming two years" as he predicted China and Russia to be involved, the Daily Star reports.
The former advertising man said: “I've been saying for some time that I felt that would be a conflict over Taiwan, which I think is going to happen this year.
“I think we're going to get an accidental conflict in some respects because we're going to have something like a [freak collision or incident].”
Craig predicted the accident would be “either submarines hit each other or aeroplanes clipping each other or somebody that triggers it off, and it starts to get out of control.”
In recent months tensions in the Asian region have reached new heights as Taiwan claims it is an independent nation, while China claims that Taiwan is a part of its territory.
Any conflict between the Asian countries could escalate to dramatic levels as the USA has taken the side of Taiwan.
In a terrifying prediction, Craig said he believes the horrific war in Ukraine would appear small compare to the scale of his predicted conflict.
He said: “I feel it's gonna be a serious problem. Ukraine will pale in significance compared to this.
“I feel also that Russia will side with China to become a pariah state in that respect because it will it will egg on China and make matters worse.
“So that's that's my main concern.
“Ultimately, it works out well though. I feel it ends up with a new China that's broken into multiple countries. Rather than one big China.”
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