George Washington's doomsday prophecy could be about to come true

Centuries on from his presidential rule, it looks like George Washington's doomsday prophecy could be coming true.

Legend has it that the first President of the USA received a vision in the winter of 1777, fresh off their independence from the UK.

He saw three trials that the new nation would face - luckily, we've already seen two of them.

First, it was the Revolution, also known as the American Revolutionary War, which birthed the country, and the second vision he had was about a Civil War, which took place in the mid-19th century and almost tore the nation apart.

The third and final prophecy detailed 'hordes of armed men' who came from over the sea to invade the nation, though with President Donald Trump holding the largest fighting force in the Caribbean since the late 20th century, this seems hard to believe.

The American Civil War took place over 150 years ago but fragments of it remain (Apic/Bridgeman via Getty Images)

Washington's vision may be coming true, as podcaster Ryan Bledsoe suggested on his 'Bledsoe said so' show, which primarily focuses on supernatural ongoings, that it may be around the corner.

"George Washington was visited by the lady. This is a text you can read about in the Library of Congress. This is a real event," he explained, suggesting that the third vision was harrowing.

Apparently, it includes 'a threat of war in a future time that would be so great with powers from the east crossing the sea'.

At the moment, there are seven or more warships station in the Caribbean in the midst of what has been dubbed 'Operation Southern Spear', with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announcing the nation's latest effort against narco-terrorists in South America, with the Trump administration assessing options over potential strikes in Venezuela.

It is said that 75 suspected drug terrorists have been killed since attention was brought to the region by Trump at the start of his second term in office.

This could be the nation defending itself against the third prophecy, as the defence secretary took to social media to share the announcement on Thursday 13 November.

Hegseth made the announcement of Operation Southern Spear this week (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

He wrote: "President Trump ordered action — and the Department of War is delivering.

"Today, I’m announcing Operation SOUTHERN SPEAR."

"Led by Joint Task Force Southern Spear and @SOUTHCOM, this mission defends our Homeland, removes narco-terrorists from our Hemisphere, and secures our Homeland from the drugs that are killing our people," as he added that the Western Hemisphere is 'America's neighbourhood' and it needs protecting.

Trump has done his part in putting pressure on other nations in the region, accusing Venezuela of trafficking drugs into the USA, while also classifying the largest drug cartels in Mexico as terrorist organisations.