HENRY KISSINGER, and the IMF in action!

How TPTB get their way:-
This is a story from a South African Christian lady who now lives in Spain but still has family connections with South Africa.

On the subject of coercing politicians ect. My father was a personal friend of General van den Berg who was head of the Bureau of State Security in South Africa.
He retired in 1980. He told my dad a very interesting story, in fact a few, perhaps when we met up one day I will tell you all about the shanagans that went on. Of course his enemies were many especially the establishment and they eventually got rid of him by discrediting him part of the course.
This particular one is about Prime Minister John Voster. Until the early 1970s, SA never borrowed any money from the IMF the minister of finance at the time was Owen Horwood who at the time was fiercely criticized for taking a loan from the IMF as from the time on it was the beginning of the end for SA. It gave Kissinger the leverage he needed to have the upper hand - as the saying goes "Neither a borrower or lender be" how true. Anyway they used this and blackmail to achieve there objective.
At the time SA was supporting Ian Smith in Rhodesia, and in order to force SA to stop doing so, Kissenger told SA if they did not stop supporting Smith the IMF would not roll over the loan and to make doubly sure that we did what the master wanted.
Kissinger came out to SA. They meet secretly at a private game reserve. At the banquet half way through the meal Voster felt unwell he excused himself and went to his room while he had passed out they brought in 3 black naked woman into the room. They conveniently draped themselves in very suggestive poses and clic, clic, went the camera. When Voster had recovered he was presented with these photos and was told if he did not cease supporting Rhodesian hence forth these photos would be sent to Reuters and it would become headlines throughout the world. To say the camera never lies is the ultimate lie. Apparently confronted with this John Voster agreed to their demand as he told van den Berg that he could not bear the terrible humiliation as he had no doubt whatsoever that this would have been accepted as fact and no amount of protest would change it, especially as we still had the law in place The Immorality Act which prevented black and whites from living openly together or getting married. So that is just one of the incidence that I know of which my father related to me.