Is the 260,000 deaths in the year of Earth's counterattack a sign of the destruction of the earth in 2012?

It is said on the Internet that 2010 is the "Year of Earth's Strikes Back". Natural disasters are frequent, claiming 260,000 lives, including volcanic eruptions, floods, mudslides, fires, snowstorms, droughts, and high temperatures. Many people say, "In the year of Earth's strike back, mankind will pay the price for its atrocities against nature." The Yama prophecy also mentioned the end of the earth in 2012. Is it a sign of the destruction of the earth in 2012?

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Is the 260,000 deaths in the year of Earth's counterattack a sign of the end of the world in 2012?

Disasters continued in 2010, with earthquakes, heat waves, floods, volcanic eruptions, super typhoons, blizzards, landslides and droughts taking at least 250,000 lives, more than the total number of casualties from all terrorist attacks in the past 40 years. It is reported that this year can be said to be the "year of the earth's counterattack." FEMA Administrator Michael Voigt said disasters "seem to come one after another, in waves." It is reported that the total number of disasters handled by the FEMA in 2010 set a record. "The term 'once in a century' has lost its meaning this year," said Fugt.

However, scientists and disaster experts believe that human factors have made this year a year with particularly high death toll, property losses, extremity and weirdness. For example, a weather system this summer caused scorching heat in Russia but triggered flooding farther south in Pakistan, inundating 62,000 square miles, an area about the size of Wisconsin. The single weather system, a combination of a heat wave and a storm, killed nearly 17,000 people, more than the total number of deaths in all airline crashes worldwide in the past 15 years.