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Trump, Russia & a DANGEROUS November | November 2026 Astrology Forecast

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November 2026 Astrology Forecast

Host Dan Waits presents an astrology-based forecast for November 2026, connecting planetary movements to possible political, social, and technological developments. He emphasizes that these are possibilities, not firm predictions.

Looking Back at October

Waits says his October astrology appeared to align with increased pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over reported warnings before the October 7 attacks, youth-led unrest in France and protests elsewhere, and renewed UFO-related media coverage.

He says the expected Iran-related developments had not materialized by the time of recording. A predicted major revelation in the Epstein story also remained uncertain: Democrats had introduced a bill targeting banks that handled Epstein’s money, but Waits was waiting to see whether more significant information would emerge.

November Periods to Watch

November 9–10: Scorpio New Moon

A Scorpio New Moon squared by Mars is associated in Waits’s reading with investigations, scandal, corruption, and hidden dealings. He is watching for further scrutiny of Norwegian figures’ reported links to Jeffrey Epstein.

He also sees the lunation as a possible early indicator of developments ahead of the February 2027 eclipse, particularly involving Argentina and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Mid-November: Mercury and Venus Turn Direct; Mars–Jupiter–South Node Conjunction

Mercury and Venus turn direct on November 13 and 14. Waits suggests stalled conversations or relationships may move forward and delayed information could become public. He again raises the possibility of developments in the Epstein story, while acknowledging that they may not occur.

The main astrological event is a Mars–Jupiter–South Node conjunction in Leo around November 15–16. Waits associates it with forceful action, groups rallying around a cause, heightened confidence, conflict, alliances, and public figures. He also suggests that an assertive move could bring losses or mark a turning point.

Late November: Gemini Full Moon and Mars Enters Virgo

A Gemini Full Moon near Uranus on November 24 is linked in Waits’s interpretation to sudden changes involving communications, transport, trade, or technology. He flags London, Berlin, India, and Cuba, including the possibility of infrastructure or energy disruption in Cuba.

He also mentions the potential return of stories involving US–Iran talks, Israeli settlements, and challenges to Trump’s tariffs. Mars enters Virgo on November 25, which he says could coincide with increased conflict.

Scenarios Associated with the Mid-Month Conjunction

Waits gives particular attention to the mid-month conjunction because he says it falls on Russia’s chart and activates Donald Trump’s natal Mars and the chart of his administration. He also sees possible links to Estonia, France, and Britain.

Drawing on recurring themes in earlier planetary configurations, he offers several scenarios to watch—not predictions that all will occur:

  • A Trump move involving Iran and coalition-building.
  • A Russia–Estonia security incident prompting responses from Britain and France.
  • A Trump–Putin arrangement opposed by European governments.

He identifies November 19, when the Sun squares Mars, as a possible additional trigger.

November 29: Uranus–Pluto Trine

Waits interprets the November 29 Uranus–Pluto trine as a sign of rapid social and technological change. Drawing parallels with the mid-1960s and developments around the previous trine in July, he points to AI, competing technology blocs, protests against AI infrastructure, and young people challenging established leaders.

He argues that technological progress may accelerate alongside disputes over who controls it.

Presenter and Contributor

  • Presenter: Dan Waits, host
  • Contributor: Chris Bledsoe appears in an excerpted clip

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