Prophet Nostradamus' prediction of world destiny in 2020

The terrifying prophetic prophecies of the prophet Nostradamus have been the subject of controversy for centuries and in the context of the world approaching the new year 2020, these prophecies once again appear.

According to Express, Nostradamus is one of the most famous prophets in the world.Nostradamus (1503-1566) is the author of the book "Prophets" (Les Propheties) - a collection of his predictions published in 1555.

The prophet Nostradamus used to live in the 16th century.

These prophetic prophecies describe the events expected to occur in the world from the middle of the 16th century to the end of the world. Nostradamus's many predictions are believed to have come true after his death, including the death of the famous King Henry II of France or the great fire in London, England, in 1666 and the rise of Hitler.

According to Peter Lorie, author of "Nostradamus 2003 - 2025: A History of the Future" , 2020 will be a year of turmoil, especially with a major financial revolution. A major economic crisis may occur, causing businesses to go bankrupt, and economic recession in some countries will cause the global economy to enter a "dark period".

According to the prophecies of Nostradamus, there will be a strong earthquake in 2020 in the American continent. Nostradamus predicts a sudden rise in sea levels and global warming that will impact the lives of its people.

Nostradamus predicts that the world in 2020 will continue to be unstable.

Humanity could face many major and dangerous storms causing great casualties in life and property in 2020. Psychic expert Hamilton-Parker told British Express newspaper the prophet Nostradamus predicted 'Mr. Trump was assassinated during his second term as president . ' Nostradamus predicts a major conflict will occur in 2020 that will cause great upheaval, especially in the Middle East.

Critics criticize Nostradamus' prophecies as being too vague and need deductions to draw conclusions. This is the basis for some inference at their disposal. Just by translating wrongly, explaining in a different way and many other reasons was able to understand the prophecies of Nostradamus in a different way, the English newspaper said.

Some argue that the fear of being prosecuted for heresy forced Nostradamus to write vague prophecies, but there is no historical evidence to support this issue.

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