No it's not. Stop spreading this fear.
Doomsday would mean the attacker could do this things;
Reverse other people's transactions
Prevent transactions from being sent at all (they'll show as 0/unconfirmed)
Change the number of coins generated per block
Create coins out of thin air
Send coins that never belonged to him
Even with infinite hash-power, you can not create coins out of thin air, change the number of coins generated per block (in the upward direction), or send coins that do not belong to them. Full nodes would reject those transactions and resulting blocks as invalid.
What the 51% attack does is let you reliably re-write history. You will occasionally be able to temporary reverse 1-3 blocks with only about 40% of the hash-power, but not reliably.
See that big brown chunk of 28% unknown hashrate?
Wanna bet what that is?
If that really is Ghash.io, that may actually be good news. During an attack, the attacker's hash-power will go "dark" as they work on a competing chain in secret. That is one problem with relying on those graphs: a well-funded attacker will never show up until they have an alternate chain thousands of blocks deep.
Edit: I don't think the pools are authenticated in any way for that graph. An attacker can probably pretend to be the 5 top pools.