Although many people believe that they are the masters of their lives, others believe that there is a greater force out there commanding everything that occurs.

Those who can know and predict the actions of such a divine power are known as seers, people who receive visions of things to come.

Through these visions, they give messages and warnings to humankind, letting them know that unless they act to stop terrible things from occurring, these horrible events will befall them.

Many of the great seers have predicted several terrible events that came true, such as the seers Nostradamus and Baba Vanga.

Many people claim that the prophecies of the French seer Nostradamus are a fraud, and that his predictions actually occurring are just coincidences. However, his predictions of many major world events are far too accurate to be dismissed as mere coincidences and luck.

He accurately predicted the rise of Adolf Hitler, the atomic bombings, and the destruction of the Twin Towers on 9/11/2001. Most recently, the outcome of the 2016 United States election was accurately predicted by Nostradamus as well, with him stating that “the great shameless, audacious bawler; he will be elected governor of the army”.

For 2018, Nostradamus saw the event that many people currently fear happening: a third World War.

Nostradamus warned of a major paradigm change that would forever alter the face of the world from what it is, as well as many natural disasters hitting hard.

He foresaw a war coming not from two countries, but from two directions, interpreted by most to mean the West and the East.

He said that fireballs will come from the sky, massacring the helpless and innocent, which are interpreted to mean the nuclear bombs of today.

However, although he predicts devastation coming from all around, he also predicts that those who survive the war would finally see world peace and serenity.

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