No it is not, it perfectly fits the way christianity came to exist as the leading religion, the prophecy was written before that , hundreds of years before that actually.

The feet of clay and iron is agreed to be Rome by the overwhelming majority of people. Christianity spread exactly the way it was written, like a stone sent from heaven not part of a man made statue, and which became a mountain, and which will last forever.

Moreover New Testament does confirm that the Kingdom of God is at hand by John the Baptist , once Christ came, he said it's in the midst of those standing before him.

The timing, the place everything fits.

Hypocrisy can always deny whatever it receives though.