A man known as 'America's Nostradamus' has shared a series of alarming predictions about the future of the world, claiming that humanity could face a major turning point before 2028.
John Hogue, an author who has spent years studying the writings of 16th-century French astrologer Nostradamus, believes several dramatic global events could be approaching.
Speaking to The Sun, Hogue outlined his interpretation of current international tensions alongside his own forecasts for the years ahead.
His predictions include warnings about international conflict, political upheaval and the possibility of widespread economic disruption.
However, his claims are speculative and should not be mistaken for evidence-based forecasts.
What has 'America's Nostradamus' predicted before 2028?
Hogue has predicted a potential nuclear confrontation involving the United States and Iran, a wider conflict that could last 27 years, the death of a mysterious figure described in Nostradamus interpretations as the 'Third Antichrist', and major damage to global energy supplies and economies.
He believes these developments could begin unfolding before 2028, although he also suggests humanity might still choose a different path.
1. A possible nuclear confrontation involving the US and Iran
One of Hogue's most concerning predictions involves the possibility of the United States using nuclear weapons against Iran.
He claimed that President Donald Trump was facing a significant decision over whether to launch such an attack.
Hogue suggested that the depletion of conventional weapons stockpiles during prolonged conflicts could increase the temptation to use nuclear weapons.
He warned that this could create a dangerous escalation involving other nuclear-armed nations.
However, his suggestion about the likelihood of a nuclear strike is his personal assessment, not a verified indication of US government plans.
2. A global conflict lasting 27 years
Hogue also warned that a major international conflict could continue for nearly three decades.
His prediction draws on his interpretation of a passage attributed to Nostradamus that refers to 27 years of warfare.
According to Hogue, the world could be approaching a period of prolonged instability, with the consequences extending far beyond the initial outbreak of fighting.
His interpretation does not establish that such a conflict will occur or that any future war would last for a specific number of years.
3. The death of the mysterious 'Third Antichrist'
Another element of Hogue's forecast concerns a figure he associates with the 'Third Antichrist'.
Hogue believes the death of this mysterious individual could trigger further international turmoil.
He connects this idea to passages from Nostradamus that describe warfare, suffering and destruction.
The identity of the supposed figure remains unclear, and the interpretation is based on prophecy rather than independently verifiable evidence.
There is no established historical or scientific basis for identifying a future world leader as a prophetic 'Antichrist'.
4. Damage to energy infrastructure and economic disruption
Hogue's predictions also extend to the global economy.
He believes that a prolonged international conflict could severely damage oil facilities, energy infrastructure and essential supply networks.
Such disruption, in his scenario, could contribute to wider economic instability.
While major conflicts can have serious economic consequences, Hogue's specific predictions about events before 2028 remain unsubstantiated.
5. Humanity could still choose a different future
Despite the bleak nature of his forecasts, Hogue has also suggested that a more positive outcome remains possible.
He believes the threat of catastrophic conflict could encourage people and political leaders to reconsider their priorities.
In his view, the possibility of destruction might become a powerful motivation for diplomacy and peace.
This offers a contrasting interpretation of his predictions: rather than being inevitable, the events he describes could serve as warnings about choices humanity still has time to make.
Who is John Hogue?
John Hogue is an author and commentator who has written extensively about Nostradamus, prophecy and possible future events.
He has become associated with the nickname 'America's Nostradamus' because of his work interpreting historical prophecies and making his own predictions.
Nostradamus, whose real name was Michel de Nostredame, was a French astrologer and writer who published collections of cryptic verses during the 1500s.
His writings have been interpreted in many different ways over the centuries, particularly during periods of war or political uncertainty.
However, their ambiguous language makes it difficult to test claims that they accurately predicted specific events.
Should people take the predictions seriously?
There is no reliable scientific evidence that Nostradamus's writings, or modern interpretations of them, can predict future events.
Hogue's claims are best understood as personal speculation inspired by historical prophecy and his interpretation of international affairs.
Although nuclear conflict, geopolitical instability and economic disruption are genuine subjects of concern, the specific events and timelines he describes are not established facts.
His predictions therefore should not be treated as confirmation that a global catastrophe will occur before 2028.
For now, they remain unverified forecasts rather than reliable accounts of what the future holds.
Source: VT, October 26, 2026, reporting on John Hogue's interview with The Sun.
