Martin Armstrong predicts World War 3 will occur in 2026, driven by a combination of factors including global economic stress, rising tensions between major powers, and governments’ pursuit of control.
Global Economic and Political Trends
Armstrong’s computer model predicts a global contagion of economic collapse and war by 2026, similar to historical events like Rome’s overthrow in 509 BC, spreading to Athens, French Revolution, and Berlin Wall.
The EU and NATO are reportedly planning to cancel their currencies and introduce CBDCs by January or March 2026, with Spain already limiting cash withdrawals to 3,000 euros without government permission.
Stable coins backed by US government debt are essentially war bonds, as the Biden administration seeks new buyers after threatening China and Russia, with China dumping $50 billion in US debt.
Geopolitical Strategies and Conflicts
The EU and NATO are allegedly attempting to regime change in Hungary by cutting off its energy supply, viewing it as a thorn in their side for blocking Ukraine’s NATO and EU membership under Article 7.
NATO has crossed every red line set by Putin, including providing long-range missiles to Ukraine, which is seen as a psychological attack designed to provoke a response from Russia.
China will not allow Russia to fall, with North Korea and China supporting Russia against NATO, recognizing this as a war with NATO rather than just Ukraine.
Economic and Political Insights
Trump’s unique value proposition lies in his ability to disassociate from the consequences of his actions, unlike career politicians who consider the greater good and collateral damage.
The EU’s technocratic elite is reportedly losing power as right-wing sovereigntist parties rise in various European countries, potentially preventing a war with Russia through diplomacy.
Russia and China are described as capitalist nations with billionaires and private property, contradicting the narrative of them being communist threats.
International Relations and Conflicts
Pelosi’s Taiwan visit is characterized as a deliberate provocation, overthrowing a longstanding settlement and making war with China over Taiwan seemingly inevitable.
Armstrong predicts that Europe will stab the US in the back by wanting war, citing Zelensky’s claim about the Constitution forbidding giving up territory despite significant casualties.