Off the record, they incline toward Doomsday. The clock is ticking and there will not be enough time to check literally millions of lines of code that have to be checked. When the test clock turned over to the year 2000, a safety system mistakenly detected dangerous operating conditions, and the power generators completely shut down. Programmers worked on the problem for three days, then reran the test. A different sector failed, shutting down the system again.
Technicians have yet to fix the problem.
The major news organizations of the world have concluded that this is a serious global problem that could have negative ramifications on virtually everyone. Through the pages of National Liberty Journal , I will be reporting to you on the Y2K problem for the next several issues. In our next article we will look at what every family should do to prepare for the Y2K problem and the unique ministry opportunities it will create.