Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

"Honegger Hotline: Pres. aide Barbara Honegger was hired by Martin
Anderson at Hoover Institution while writing a book on the draft; she wore a
scarab necklace and was the first graduate in experimental psychology at
John F. Kennedy University, Olinda, Calif.; she had advised Reagan to
decide against underground shells of MX missiles because psychics would
target them; she had him put 5500 additional warheads on our 33 nuclear
submarines because psychic brainwaves are absorbed by the churning sea.
Despite Anderson's protests, she was finally ushered out of the White
House."
So much for "the Extreme Right" in scarab necklaces
and dodging psychic brain waves.
Campbell's Presidential Transition Team spent $l million
from donors plus $2 million provided by Congress, but
could not get a single "rightwinger" installed on Reagan's
staff. The largest payment went to longtime liberal
Joseph Califano, who was paid $86,047.93 for
representing Alexander Haig at his Senate confirmation
hearings as Secretary of State. "Rightwinger" Haig said
Califano was an oldtime friend. The deputy director of
the Transition Team, Verne Orr, served as comptroller of
the Reagan campaign, and is now Secretary of the Air
Force.
Seymour Martin Lipset, who voted for John Anderson in
1980, took a survey of the 25 Hoover fellows in 1984; he
found 11 Democrats, 10 Republicans, 3 independent,
and one who was not a citizen. The Three Honorary
Fellows of Hoover Institution are Ronald Reagan,
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, and Frederick von Hayek.
Reagan is in Washington, Solzheinitsyn lives in Vermont;
von Hayek is retired in Salzburg. None of them has any