What the World Will Look Like by 2040 by a Renowned Psychic

How will everyone see life in a few years?

A happy world full of fun. Photo Public Domain

Is it going to be bad news? This is what you want to know, don’t you?

I say today that life is in peril.

I also say that life is in jeopardy.

By 2024, this concern is over. It either happened or it didn’t happen.

The next four years will test your concerns a lot, but they won’t hurt your American pockets. Life is going to get a whole lot easier through Trump’s tariff charges on imported goods coming into the American market. This means that you will find better products in your shops.

Life will be changed for good through President Trump’s new policies on war. He is ready for a battle-challenging time, and he is deadly serious.

Guidelines to the new world order

The world in four years could be a very different place.

It could also be that you fly less and enjoy your own homeland more.

Flying is going to get less fun and more concerning. There are going to be a few disasters outside the US which could put people like you off from holidaying out of your own home town. So, get used to being at home and enjoying the view.

There may be wars in Iran, Iraq and Bulgaria. Also, another Middle Eastern domain could end in warfare, and yet it is never a predestined event.

Certain areas of the globe are meant to go into war, and this is because their karma is so vast that they create it. Fear sends a war signal to the other side, and then the guns erupt. Fear attracts war. Why? Because each state is a predator on other states. Man is a massive land grabber. If he sees a chance, he will do it.

It is fear that is the main issue. Trump has created fear all over the globe, and if he settles down, then wars may yet be averted. However, if Trump continues to threaten every civilisation around him, then the world will devolve into a massive arsenal of nuclear threats, disarmaments and mayhem.

What will never occur is the actual event called arsenal hugging. This means that we all nuke others through terror.

Terror is not part of the picture for the next few years. We are a peace-loving people, and the media will calm us all down in the hope that we settle in peace.

This means that there should be a sea change in correspondence from all media reporters. We may even hear some good news for a change. The outlets today are terror-mongering. They love the drama of it all.

However, soon the media will begin to be more considerate and shut up. No one needs to hear about every last disaster on the globe. It creates terror and fear everywhere.

There are aspects of life that appear concerning. Look at the UK right now. It is enlarging its warfare budget considerably. It is getting ready for a war. That won’t occur, and yet it is possible. Sir Keir Starmer, the UK’s recent prime minister, has created a new outlook abroad, and it is amiable. If our new incoming prime minister does similarly, the nuclear disarmament programme will come into being.

Strong leaders promote peace in unusual ways. It is a political game they play. We only know a small proportion of what actually happens, and yet they are potent and unpredictable.

Everything depends upon Trump.

Trump the autocrat

Trump demands. He is a bully. He pushes and shoves others out of the limelight and demands peace.

Is he peaceful? No. Trump is never a peaceful person. He is ambitious for land. He wants to be pleasant to everyone, but he also wants power for the United States. He wants to show everyone he cares through his peace initiative, meanwhile declaring war on everyone to achieve that ambition.

This is no peaceman. This is a politician with an uncanny ability to play the power game with a smile. Nothing gets him down. He powers through and continues his game of political gambles.

Does Trump have the power to hold the world in good grace, as it is known, or shall he commit the ultimate folly of declaring nuclear war?

Trump could do this, and yet it is unlikely. It is unlikely for the following reasons. He is not able to gamble on getting his nuclear bomb over the line first. It could be that another country is faster in reacting to his threats and sends one under the radar straight towards Washington DC.

The nuclear debate is splendid when you are philosophising, but not in reality. Nobody wishes to use them.

Finally, it could be that if, in the very unlikely event that Trump goes mad and pushes the button, we would wade in and start afresh, blowing Trump apart and pushing others into his control seat.

We see Trump as an advisor. Not an action person. He is a theorist. He looks out of the window and perceives ideas floating around, then he gets on to his media, and declares war. He is an unusual leader, for his natural tendency to be a bulldog is not how he treats his family. He has a softer side.

The war on the side of the people

What is occurring is a greater focus on the world at large. The media have focused for so long on green energy that it is now mainstream. This is excellent.

There will be changes to global policy around green energy within the next four years, and they will be vast.

The media have also focused on wealth management. They are sure that plutocrats must pay taxes. This will occur. Over the next four years, the big corporations will be drawn into a new situation, creating the need for them to share their wealth with the little folk of the world. With people like you, who need their money for extra value in their lives. This could be through gifts to charities, and yet it is unlikely. On the whole, the taxpayer will use his share of the big corporation’s profits for the good of society, like building railway systems that work well. Like giving the roads a new tarmacking. Like providing better transport hubs. And so on.

People will value their home more than now.

The green charge

Greenery will increase.

Devalued land will be recycled.

We need fresh air, and it will occur.

Green gases will decrease, and we will all sigh with relief over the planet’s renewables and recycling efforts. Even Pakistan will begin to see that renewing its nuclear program is not the best way to live anymore. It will accept its status and shut up. It will make friends with its neighbours and become a peace-loving nation.

The good news is vast, and yet war has to occur somewhere on the world’s surface. It is an inevitable aspect of man’s irascible nature.