The Biggest Credibility Gap in the World Today - Herbert W Armstrong - September 1975

Herbert W Armstrong

Personal from Herbert W Armstrong - MANY HEADS OF STATE today are faced with a serious credibility gap. Governments of nations are being overthrown at the rate of about one a month. The pace is accelerating, with eight this year so far. Let me start from March 1973. I was attending an outdoor garden luncheon in New Delhi at the official residence of Dr. Nagendra Singh (then executive secretary to President V. V. Giri of India - now a judge on the World Court of International Justice at The Hague). The ambassadors from Ethiopia and Afghanistan and their wives had been invited for me to meet. They each gave me an invitation to visit their respective countries and to have a private meeting with their respective heads of state - Emperor Haile - Selassie of Ethiopia and King Mohammed Zahir Shah of Afghanistan. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library