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Barbara Honegger, former White House policy analyst, offered the first public resignation of conscience from the Reagan-Bush Sr. Administration, and is author of the first Irangate expose October Surprise, a nationally recognized 9/11 author and speaker, and military affairs journalist who has been shouting truth to power for decades. In Crossing the Rubicon, Michael Ruppert called Honegger’s pioneering analysis of the multiple 9/11 wargames “the Holy Grail” of 9/11 research, and David Ray Griffin, author of The New Pearl Harbor, said of Honegger’s 9/11-paradigm-shattering white paper “The Pentagon Attack Papers” (http://www.911courage.org) that it would “transform the discussion of what happened on 9/11.” Honegger and Griffin were featured together in the breakthrough Sept. 8 Washington Post 9/11 feature story “The Disbelievers”, the first time 9/11 Truth has been taken seriously by and broken through to the mainstream press. Honegger was one of the original 50 high-level former and current government, military and intelligence “9/11 Patriots” at http://patriotsquestion911.com. ------- Honegger is Senior Military Affairs Journalist at the Naval Postgraduate School, the nation’s premier defense and security research university, where she has served since 1995. Prior to coming to NPS, Ms. Honegger held a number of positions in the federal government, including as White House Policy Analyst and Special Assistant to the Assistant to the President in the first Reagan Administration; the President’s liaison to the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the (Military) Services (DACOWITS); and Director of the Attorney General’s Task Force on Legal Equity in The U.S. Department of Justice. Ms. Honegger is the co-author of The Military Draft (Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University) and author of October Surprise, on the genesis of Irangate. She is a Naval War College graduate in National Security Decision Making, and holds a bachelor’s degree in Honors Writing from Stanford University and a Master of Science in Psychology from John F. Kennedy University, in California.
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