Kathleen Meigs
Kathleen Meigs is a thirteenth generation American and walked precincts for John Kennedy for president in 1960.
She matriculated at Stanford University, graduated from UCLA in history and has been a journalist, editor, and published academic author.
Her anthropological novel Mishopshno is available on Amazon. Her love is research, and her passion is truth and good government.
Kathleen can be reached at katymeigs@sbcglobal.net.
Part 3: Israel’s Greatest Existential Threat
“Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.”—Sir Walter Scott, “Marmion” (1808)
“Mountains of documents were created to confuse, mislead, and divert attention away from the true conspiracy that was linked to a covert paramilitary network operating in Dallas and...
Part 2: When and Why Did Mossad Recruit Nazi Colonel Otto Skorzeny?
“Somebody put it together very masterfully….Whoever was the architect of this thing....they flooded this area with so many characters with nefarious reputations because they thought, ‘Well, if all these people get scooped up it’ll muddy the waters...
Part 1: Hitler’s Favorite Commando and Unlikely Mossad Agent
a key agent in the most important operation waged by Israeli intelligence at the time.—Rafi Meidan, head of the Amal(ek) unit of Mossad.
At some point in 1962 was made aware of an Israeli intelligence plan to use ...
Epstein’s network may have had a major hand in blocking peace initiatives in the Middle East—past and present
Ari Ben-Menashe is an Iranian-born former Israel Defense Forces intelligence operative.
In the 1980s, he was involved in the Iran-Contra scandal in which American hostages were released from Lebanon in exchange for...
