Max Igan: Losing Everything Can Be the Greatest Gift [King Hero Interview]

Join a King Hero interview with legend in truth media, Max Igan, the host of The Crowhouse! Live July 29th at 1:00 PM CDT. In this interview we’re going to cover a variety of subjects he’s dove deep into including the falsification of history and our timelines, his take on the controversial germ theory and Flat Earth, why he became exiled from his home in Australia (and how he’s coped), what he sees is the greatest hope for humanity now in these times he predicted accurately would come, and why he thinks losing everything can be the greatest gift.

In his own words here’s a bunch about Max from his website www.thecrowhouse.com: My real given name will remain anonymous and my second name is Maxwell. My last name will also remain anonymous. I live in Queensland, Australia and at the time of writing this essay, it is June 2007 and I am 49 years old. The pen-name Max Igan that I have become known by is a combination of my middle name and my sons’ middle name. As a matter of interest, Igan is the original Irish spelling of the name Ian, and no, I do not have any Irish roots, we just liked the name. :) I decided upon the name Max Igan as my pen-name & internet identity as a tribute to my son and as a dedication to him. Any and all work I have done on the internet I have done mainly for him, first and foremost.

I have always had a strong love for art and music and spent many hours constructing drawings I would give away during my teenage years and a few pencil a pen drawings that I kept, some of which are displayed on this site. I began messing around in Photoshop, Bryce and a few other 3D programs in my spare time about 3 years ago and most of the art found on this site is a result of those ongoing efforts.

He quotes Martin Luther King: "The Ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy... Cowardice asks the question – Is it safe? Expedience asks the question – Is it Politic? Vanity asks the question – Is it popular? But Conscience asks the question – Is it right? And there comes a time when a man must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but one must take it because it is RIGHT!” . Most of my time these days is spent on my radio show and video presentations, research into Government Corruption and Ancient History, working on my next book and artwork when I can find the time."