The Mayans prophesy of the USA |
The clock now stands at its closest to doomsday since it began ticking 1947.
The idea began in 1947 to warn humanity of the dangers of nuclear war.
Former California Governor Jerry Brown, another member of the panel, said: "Dangerous rivalry and hostility among the superpowers increases the likelihood of nuclear blunder. Climate change just compounds the crisis. If there's ever a time to wake up, it's now."
One person who openly denied the "doomsday" prediction was Donald Trump when he spoke to an audience of world leaders in Davos, Switzerland.
After touting
America's strong economy, the President told his audience Americans
reject the prophets of doom who predicted overpopulation in the 1960s,
mass starvation in the 1970s, and the end of oil in the 1990s.
"They are the heirs of yesterday's foolish
fortune tellers,” he said. “And they want to see us do badly but we
don't let that happen.”
"What President Trump said today in Davos was phenomenal,” said Climate Depot's
Marc Morano, a vocal skeptic of man-made climate change. "President
Trump is the greatest challenge to the entire global warming
establishment, and not just becasue of his polices, but because he is
willing to challenge the narrative and tell them to their face at the
actual conference what it's like."
All we can say is: "time will tell".
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