Nostradamus alive, who predicted the fall of Microsoft in April, now warns of a possible war between China and the United States.
Athos Salomé, 36, from Brazil, is often called a psychic due to the accuracy of his ideas and predictions, having previously foreseen the coronavirus pandemic, Elon Musk buying Twitter and even the death of Queen Elizabeth.
With tensions rising around the world, the psychic previously warned that we are on the brink of World War III, saying “the worst is yet to come.”
Speaking exclusively to Femail, his latest prediction is just as frightening, as he claimed that the United States and China could be heading towards conflict, and said that two major events could lead to escalation.
He said: ‘For example, the South China Sea can become volatile as this area is characterized by tensions over territory and military presence.
Living Nostradamus Athos Salomé, 36, from Brazil, who predicted Microsoft’s disruption in April, now warns of a possible war between China and the US.
“On the other hand, a major cyberattack that could incapacitate such structures or attack a country’s security could perhaps be the unforeseen trigger of a war.”
Salomé said that such threats are real and that warns of a more insidious threat, saying China is an emerging market that is “increasingly collaborating with Russia.”
He said: ‘This alliance born of deep-rooted self-interest and the common spirit of anti-Western imperialism is capable of transforming a regional conflict into an all-out world war.
“Interestingly, Asia, with rapid rates of economic development and great geopolitical importance, is seen as an unstable region and as a hotspot capable of triggering an international conflict.”
One of the most outspoken Chinese foreign policy analysts, Zheng Yongnian, noted that due to the increasing measures being taken in international relations, and especially given the conflict between China and the United States, Asia is rapidly approaching the tipping point.
“Although the United States aims to achieve peace in Asia under its leadership, the reality is quite the opposite: Asia, under American rule, is rapidly sliding towards war,” he wrote in an article on the public platform WeChat, according to Yahoo.
Discussing the signs of wars, Zheng drew attention to the military buildup in Asia due to tensions related to territories such as the South China Sea and Taiwan.
Salomé said: ‘This situation is exacerbated by the presence of the United States, seen by China as a containment measure; More countries such as Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are strengthening their capabilities, fueling an arms race and Zheng said conditions indicate the region is a ‘powder keg’ that can lead to war even through a relatively minor clash.
Speaking exclusively to FEMAIL, his latest prediction is just as frightening, as he claimed the US and China could be heading towards conflict, and said two major developments could lead to speculation.
‘The main focus of the current conflict is competition with China that is being disguised by the United States’ attempts to preserve dominance in the Indo-Pacific area, while China views US partnerships and military forces as threats to its dominance.
‘This competition is aggravated by China’s action in the South China Sea, where it has turned disputed islands into military installations, thereby increasing tensions between neighbors.
“Therefore, the case of Asia could be considered a clear example of how regional conflicts can affect the entire world.”
Zheng also noted that, in the absence of any diplomatic intervention or even attempts to ease tensions, Asia is capable of hosting the next world war.
Salome said: “There is nothing to stop a large-scale incident in the South China Sea or a sophisticated cyber attack from taking the world by surprise.”
He predicted the Microsoft outage earlier this year, saying it could lead to an “escalation of confrontation” and eventually cyberwar.
Speaking to FEMAIL, Athos said: ‘The global shutdown of Microsoft, according to the analyzed result, may affect essential infrastructure with the escalation of interstate confrontation and lead to cyber war.
‘In the short term there will be investigations and corrective measures to get services back up and running and plan against future attacks.
‘Companies will have to improve the protection of cyberspace and society could worry about the use of Internet services, which gave rise to talks about intensive regulation. This event may result in changes in political actions and military tactics internationally, and the threat of international war is real.
Salomé, who predicted “three days of darkness” in 2024, said her forecast was “misunderstood” when it was previously linked to a coronal mass ejection (large ejections of plasma and magnetic field from the solar corona).
He explained that this blackout alluded to escalating tensions between Israel and Iran that would potentially pave the way for a large-scale conflict similar to a Third World War.
EMP, a specialized tool designed to destroy information systems, is a weapon that can disable electronic devices, without harming people or buildings.
Typically triggered by explosions at altitude, EMP interacts with the Earth’s magnetic fields to create pulses that can disrupt and damage electronic equipment and infrastructure.
During the Cold War, both the United States and the Soviet Union viewed EMP as a tool to disable enemy infrastructure without causing direct damage.
In 1962, the United States detonated a 1.4-megaton nuclear warhead, in an experiment known as Starfish Prime, high in the atmosphere, 400 kilometers (250 miles) above the Pacific Ocean.
The explosion, the world’s most powerful high-altitude nuclear test, created an EMP strong enough to disrupt global radio communications, causing the UK’s first satellite, Ariel-1, to fail and even knocking out streetlights in land in Hawaii.
Non-nuclear localized EMP devices exist and operate by releasing a burst of energy in the radio frequency or microwave spectrum, which can overload and damage electronic components and systems. But these are only effective on a small scale, disturbing a small town.
However, the importance of EMP remains substantial, as it has the potential to destabilize defense and communications systems.
Salomé shared her perspective on the role of artificial intelligence in conflicts, such as that between Israel and Iran, highlighting its potential to revolutionize war strategies and tactics.
The parapsychologist foresees a time in 2024 when both countries will be able to adopt AI technologies for defensive and offensive purposes.
He said: ‘AI is emerging again as a factor possibly serving as a peacekeeping tool and an instigator of new clashes.
‘Advanced nations, including the United States, have been quietly advancing EMP technologies for security purposes.
‘The United States has been exploring EMP capabilities since the Operation Prime tests in the 1960s with the goal of using this technology to neutralize threats with minimal physical damage. Similarly, Russia and China are investing in EMP technologies as tools to disrupt the infrastructures of potential enemies.
‘Even North Korea, despite its limitations, is showing interest in EMP technology as part of its pre-emptive strike tactics.
‘This shift in adoption signifies a growing trend in which EMP is not simply seen as a weapon. “As an essential element of upcoming military efforts that have the potential to significantly and rapidly disrupt critical systems.”