There have been numerous more recent bungled predictions about Armageddon for late 2006 or sometime in 2007. I remember the Grand Boasting Session theme for 2006 "Your Deliverance Is At Hand. There was talk about how we weren't even going to see 2007. Yet 2007 is almost done.
Who can forget the 2006 campaign about the end of false religion setting off the Great Tribulation. They were supposed to anger the world leaders so much that they would destroy all those other religions. That didn't do anything. In fact, to this day all the churches are alive and doing quite well.
Then the Crapmorial had a number of threads about taking a good look at the table, since it would probably be the last time. I heard that exact same line in 1989, and yet it is nearly 20 years later and we are still having those wastefests. They were talking about how Armageddon would happen early in the summer. I can remember the spate of predictions that it was "days, weeks" ahead and someone even mentioned June 12, 2007 (which I knew would be another bust). Sure enough, all the churches are still intact and alive, and all those predictions busted as well.
And now here we are, at the eve of another new year. 2008 is almost here, and no signs of Armageddon. Granted, Christmas lighting seems to have taken a vacation this year, but I still see a lot of churches still active (I guess the witlesses are taking the reduced lighting as a sign that the tribulation is just ahead). Time will tell if the Christmas Wimpout of 2007 is the result of religious political correctness (which I think does have everything to do with it) and not the impending doom of false religion.
The reality is that those posters that are repeatedly predicting 2011 and 2012 are going to fare no better. And neither is the Watchtower Society when they start hawking 2014 and then 2034 as the date. Nothing is actually going to happen out of the ordinary, short of an event that no religious group can save anyone from. If we do get hit with an asteroid or destroyed with nuclear war or an epidemic, no cult is going to save anyone. If not, then it will be business as usual. Either way, the Watchtower prophecies will have failed, once again.