Was Kissinger imposter-replaced after a mysterious disappearance in 1979?

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter No. 43. (Feb. 28, 1979)
http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal43.html

... With those final words echoing through the church, the man who
had plotted the death of Nelson Rockefeller turned and slowly
left the pulpit. What Kissinger did not suspect was that he had
just said his final words in public. The following evening,
Saturday, February 3rd, Kissinger was reportedly in Seattle with
the stated intention of seeing China's Deng Hsiao-ping. In fact,
the Washington Post two days later reported that Kissinger saw
Deng in Seattle on Sunday morning, February 4; but the Post was
wrong about that. At about the same time that the Washington
Post said Kissinger was in Seattle, he was actually at Dulles
Airport outside Washington, D.C. Just past noon at 12:30 P.M.
Washington Time, February 4, Kissinger took off for London on the
British Airways Concorde. Less than 11 hours later, Kissinger
arrived at Chaumont in the Loire Valley, France, where it was the
morning of February 5th. From there Kissinger flew nearly 200
miles west to Blois, France, in time to breakfast there. By late
that evening of February 5, Henry Kissinger and his wife Nancy
were in London. At approximately 11:00 P.M. London Time, they
took off for the United States in a private jet; and as they did
so, they were subject to continuous surveillance. A network of
26 Russian cosmospheres were on station at that time above the
air lanes between America's east coast and Europe. At 7:12 P.M.
Eastern Standard Time, February 5, all contact with the jet
carrying Henry and Nancy Kissinger was abruptly lost. The jet
did not arrive at its destination, and Henry and Nancy Kissinger
are nowhere to be found. Kissinger aides claim that he is "on
vacation", meanwhile articles keep being printed about Kissinger
which keep his name before the public, but he himself has dropped
out of sight.

On February 15, I stated publicly that Kissinger was missing
on the Ray Briem Talk Show over Radio Station KABC, Los Angeles;
and on February 17, I appeared on the Bob Snyder Talk Show over
Radio Station WINQ, Tampa, Fla. On that program I not only
reported that Kissinger was missing but stated that he had been
so since February 5. I also gave Kissinger's itinerary
immediately preceding his disappearance--that is, Washington to
London, to France, to London again--and then missing.

Now there is already an attempt to head off public awareness
that Kissinger is missing. His aides are now giving out a cover
story, which has already found its way into print. In the New
York Daily News for February 26, just two days ago, the "People"
section contained an item titled: "K Soothes Sorrow in Europe."
It began: "Where is Henry Kissinger hiding?" Saying that an
unnamed Washington commentator suggested he was missing, the
article says: "Well, forget it all. The fact is Henry and his
wife Nancy left town shortly after the death of his close friend,
Nelson Rockefeller, for a vacation from the news hounds. Henry
left New York February 4, went to England, then France, back to
London, and is now in Mexico." As I mentioned before, Kissinger
left Washington on February 4, not New York; and his plane did
not land in Mexico or anywhere else after leaving London on
February 5. But the New York Daily News article says Kissinger
is expected back next month; and just for good measure, a
Kissinger aide is quoted as saying: "He is alive and well, and
may show up anywhere in the world because he is welcome
anywhere."

My friends, I can only say that it will be a miracle if the
real Henry Kissinger is ever seen again; and speaking as a
lawyer, I can tell you that only the real Henry Kissinger could
bring legal action against me for what I have told you concerning
his criminal activities against the life of Nelson Rockefeller.
Henry Kissinger has vanished from the scene just as he was on the
threshold of the ultimate grab for power that was his dream. But
Kissinger conspired with others to bring about far more than the
mere death of Nelson Rockefeller; and the startling events he
helped to set in motion have continued despite his own mysterious
disappearance.

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