As five of you have given separate posts but in a similar manner, I'll just give one in response to all.
worshipJehovah.org takes no income from anyone, and what it produces it gives away - it is not a business, nor a religion, nor does it tell anyone what to do, nor does it claim to have special knowledge which others cannot have. The scripture has been there throughout the millennia for those who wanted to read it and see that it was, indeed, an issue.
As for Revelation being the Roman period, I have repeatedly mentioned that the 1st earthly event of that vision has not yet occurred - that of a united cry of appreciation from everyone alive to both God and to His Son. This - alone - undermines the watchtower, but nobody will take it up, because it simultaneously undermines all other Christian groups which preach that Revelation has begun.
Thus far, the only contentions ever received to what I proposed to you have been:
- Prove God exists
- There is no climate crisis
The 2nd one is a scientifically unwise statement. The 1st one is intransigence, because we all accept things on trust - even things which simply cannot be proved, we accept them on trust. But as for the watchtower people, they all run away from it.
Had I said à la Harold Camping:
"The world will end at 6 pm EST - sell your belongings in order to get into Heaven"
then some people would do that. Or had I said:
"I have found an ancient calendar in Lake Wobegon which says the world will end on October 19th 2017"
then some would believe it and even make a film about it. Or if I were to say:
"I am the faithful and discreet slave - the only prophet - and you should sell magazines for me"
then again, some people would believe it and do it.
But all I have done is offer a simple correlation and ask - not demanding belief in God, but just reason on the existence of that scripture and of the climate crisis - that a measure of credence would be sensible and reasonable. That is simple enough - so why the tumult? if you don't like it then don't, but when one is in a burning building, it is strange to disbelieve someone who says they know of an exit, just because he happens to belong to a race or religion you do not like. Reason would impel credence.