that's just plain false. The likelihood of creating a black hole is small, like one a second, when considering the scale of time with particle physics. Next, the holes themselves would be too unstable as such a small scale, meaning they won't last, and FINALLY, even if a black whole were to be created, and be able to stick around long enough to acrete the earth, it would evaporate instantly from (they still technically unproven) hawking radiation. If making black holes to destroy the earth was that easy, some jerkass would have done it by now - or the universe would be CONSTANTLY hurling black holes everywhere.