In a heated episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, Professor Xueqin Jiang, known as 'China’s Nostradamus,' warned that the world is heading toward a profound global depression, a situation he describes as more severe than a typical recession. Jiang emphasized that this economic downturn could take decades to unfold and is characterized by unprecedented levels of pain and suffering. The discussion transitioned to geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning Iran and the United States, with Jiang asserting that China's diplomatic interventions have played a crucial role in facilitating a ceasefire in the region. He criticized the U.S. for its heavy-handed negotiation tactics, suggesting that such an approach has exacerbated tensions and could lead to further escalation. Economist Steve Keen echoed these concerns, highlighting the potential for devastating retaliatory actions from Iran, especially if its infrastructure is attacked. Keen warned that such actions could have dire humanitarian consequences, particularly affecting water supplies in the region. The debate has ignited widespread online discourse about the implications of these predictions on global economic and geopolitical stability.