In this very article he criticized Zionism, and equated it with fascism.
That’s not exactly towing the line.

Maybe he just didn’t see the value in singling out one of the largest religions – as has been done repeatedly, by countless people through history – when the heads of all the major religions appear to be answering the same masters.

Talmud as “the basis of modern satanism”?
Give me a break. Evil is as old as time, and not the province of any one people, nation, or creed.

Maybe his research led him to believe, as I do, that the persistent allegation of Jewish identity as the underlying force behind the Cryptocracy has been covertly promoted by the real power structure through the ages. You point to the role of important Jewish families such as the Rothschilds, without asking where their power was derived from. Encyclopedia Judaica describes them as “guardians of the papal treasure,” and their longstanding connections to Western intelligence agencies hint at higher forces – forces that extend beyond the highest levels of the institutions, and reach to their foundations.

As to wanting a biography for McGowan (and your snide commentary on “The Covert War Against Rock”), I believe you’ve radically oversimplified his thesis. While he was looking for patterns in these people’s lives, it goes deeper than “rock stars” = frauds / agents. These were people who grew up in extremely traumatic settings, typically as part of mind control operations. So yes, they are victims – and the truth of their relationship to Cryptocracy, as well as their lives and deaths, are probably a lot more complex than your analysis presently allows.

@Harold He did not give the “tribesmen” a break. This was 2002… had to tread lightly about that topic back then, lest he turn people away from further research. It’s, to this day, a sensitive sugject to breach with normies. That is usually a very personal rabbit hole, due to its protected nature. You don’t get anywhere with anyone by screaming “its the Joos”. Gotta be more clever than that… encourage them to do their own digging. I was impressed to see that this was written in 2002. His untimely death should tell you all you need to know about his authenticity. R.I.P., David.

Would it have been better to not mention November 22 and omit it entirely?
What would you suggest they could have done instead? Dave McGowan passed on November 22.
Did others or Another have anything to do with it?