Craig Hamilton-Parker, the British psychic who brands himself the “Prophet of Doom,” insists that legal limits are no match for global upheaval. In his vision, it isn’t a calm, orderly America that flirts with a third Trump term, but a nation shaken by war scares, foreign crises, and a steady erosion of what once felt untouchable. He points to rising tensions over Taiwan, turmoil in the Middle East, and bizarre geopolitical gambits as signs that the old rulebook is already fraying at the edges.

Whether one believes in psychics or not, his prediction taps into a deeper fear: that in a moment of panic, people might accept what they once swore they’d never allow. Hamilton-Parker’s warning is less about legal theory than human frailty. Under enough pressure, he suggests, even the 22nd Amendment could start to look negotiable.