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Atomic Doomsday Clock Moves Closer To Midnight

Posted by majestic on January 11, 2012

Citing danger of nuclear proliferation and climate change, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the hand of it’s ‘Doomsday Clock’ to five minutes to midnight.

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  • Anonymous

    You’d think I’d want to reference Watchmen, but that had a happy ending compared to Punisher: The End, which seems FAR more plausible.

  • Anonymous

    You’d think I’d want to reference Watchmen, but that had a happy ending compared to Punisher: The End, which seems FAR more plausible.

  • Anonymous

    Great I had just gotten the image of blue bits scrubbed from my mind and you put it back there.  Now I need more brain bleach.

  • Anarchy Pony

    It’s already “midnight” in the future, we just haven’t gotten there yet.

  • Nostromo Operator

    search youtube or google  for ” UFOs deactivating nukes ” and stop worrying.

  • Hadrian999

    wow scientists getting in touch with their inner pat robertson

  • CosmicAmazing

    Yeah, I have to agree with you. I’ve seen way too much evidence that suggests UFO’s are very much against nukes. I don’t think we could have a nuclear war even if we wanted to. Kinda makes ya feel good, ET’s got your back. ;-)  

  • chubby

    nukes, the greatest psyche weapon of all time, you cant rule a radioactive wilderness….

  • Mutually assured destruction

    So the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists have revealed themselves as a Propaganda front.  They want us to worry about the fabricated Iranian nuclear threat and carbon footprint (they don’t seem to mind all of those tanks rolling around in the Middle East burning fossil fuel).

    The real threats to humanity are Fukushima and depleted uranium.  Maybe these “Atomic Scientists” will finally take notice when their own babies are born deformed.

  • DeepCough

    At midnight, I think the clock should play “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn. It would be both appropriate and nostalgic.