I was baptised about 1972. In 1971 the book The Nations Shall Know That I Am Jehovah-How? was published by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society.
It said this on page 216.
Shortly, within our twentieth century, the "battle in the day of Jehovah" will begin against the modern antitype of Jerusalem, Christendom
on page 286 it says,
What a thrilling moment it will be when, during the coming "great tribulation" on this present system of things, the authentic news comes from all around the earth that the antitypical Jerusalem, Christendom, has fallen at the hands of Jehovah's executional forces. This will be a vindication of the modern-day Ezekiel class, to authenticate that they have not been a false prophet but have been a faithful "watchman" class in sounding out Jehovah's warnings to Christendom.
The modern-day Ezekiel class was identified on page 66 of the book as
Jehovah has found and commissioned his modern-day "Ezekiel." It is a composite Ezekiel. It is composed of those dedicated, baptised proclaimers of God's kingdom, who have been anointed with His spirit for their work.
As this did not happen within the twentieth century or within the generation that they identified at the time of my baptism i cannot see how they are a true prophet.
I baptised and joined with them in the preaching work proclaiming God's Kingdom. I pioneered straight from dropping out of high school at sixteen because i believed the end was very close. ( Read the book God's Eternal Purpose Now Triumphing For Man's Good 1974 Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society where it explains the seventh creative day and how we were almost at the end of 6000 years of a 7000 year creative day with a full thousand year reign of Christ to follow Armageddon)
I no longer join with them in the proclaiming God's Kingdom. However I remain Christian. I don't think that Witnesses teach I will be saved, as i am not a witness, unless i join them in their proclaiming God's Kingdom. To join them I would have to preach 1914 as the birth of the kingdom. The invisible presence of Christ. So it seems to me that my salvation is dependent on proclaiming this good news and not necessarily on faith in Christ.
I could be totally wrong but that's how I see it.