Just finished the video. This should be a pretty good test of Armstrong's ability to forecast big things.
He calls for MAJOR civil unrest 2023 and 2024, as people lose all faith in government. If something quite dramatic, along the lines of major civil unrest, doesn't happen in 2023/24, I will probably stop citing him. ;->
He says his "Socrates" program is doubtful about there even being a 2024 election. He doubts Trump becoming President in 2024 - he simply doesn't think TPTB will allow that.
2027 is high probability for world war. He has been mentioning 2027 for many years.
The US will cease to exist by probably 2029
To understand this you need to understand this is about a complete loss of confidence in government.
Obviously, that means complete currency collapse. He sees 2023 as a major uptrend for gold/silver.
As I recall, he sees China taking economic lead around 2032.
Listen to it yourself and correct me if I misdated anything or left anything significant out.
As I have previously tried to explain, his forecasting tool doesn't predict EVENTS - it predicts trends and turning points. He follows many, different trends (waves) - sometimes waves coincide to be additive in terms of significance. The period from around 2015 through around 2034 is distinguished, overall, by a massive loss of confidence in government.
Consider how you felt about your government in, say, 2010 vs now. I can't speak for you, and I've never been a great "believer" in government (quite the opposite), but even for me the collapse in confidence (belief) in US government has been immense.
Again, his forecasting of major trends I have found to be pretty convincing, since I started following him a bit around 2012. However, his SPECIFICS as to how the trends will be actualized have been considerably less accurate. Examples? Well, going way back he called for a "3rd party" to win the presidency in 2016. Trump obviously wasn't a 3rd party -- but Trump WAS a complete remaking of one of the two existing parties, for sure! Also, as part of this current wave, beginning in 2015 or so, he began forecast that the EU was likely to break up. That didn't happen to the extent he expected, but it is hard to look at Brexit, and major changes in nationalism in various EU nations (e.g., Greece, Italy, Hungary, etc.) without acknowledging that the major TRENDS were pretty accurate (nobody was calling for ANY of this turmoil before Armstrong...and his trend calls generally go back in broad strokes for literally a decade or more.
Anyway, make up your own mind. Based upon my following him for about a decade now I remain quite impressed overall. With only 7 more years left in this decade, and his calls for massive change in that time frame, this is a good decade to follow him.
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