Myron Fagan was an American writer, producer, and director who became known for his work in the realm of conspiracy theories, particularly those revolving around the Illuminati, communism, and globalist agendas. Born on October 31, 1887, Fagan worked in both theater and Hollywood.
Fagan gained significant attention for his theatrical productions and his writings on conspiracy topics. In the 1960s, he produced a series of recordings known as “The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations,” where he claimed to expose a secret globalist agenda aimed at establishing a one-world government.
These recordings, based on Fagan’s research and interpretations, alleged that powerful elites were manipulating world events for their own gain and were working to undermine national sovereignty. Fagan’s work contributed to the popularization of conspiracy theories about shadowy organizations controlling global affairs.