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Black Swan Moments

Joseph Jackson

Copyright 2021 Joseph Jackson

All rights reserved

First Edition

PAGE PUBLISHING, INC.

Conneaut Lake, PA

First published by Page Publishing 2021

ISBN 978-1-68456-720-1 (pbk)

ISBN 978-1-68456-721-8 (digital)

Cataloging in Publication data is availableA CIP Catalog record for this book has been applied for from the Library of Congress Library of Congress Control Number is availableA 10-digit LCCN has been applied for from the Library of Congress

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

Preface

When John F. Kennedy flew to Dallas, there was a popular belief in the United States that a presidential assassination couldnt happen. We were living in a new, modern era, and there hadnt been a presidential assassination in sixty-two years.

During a span of forty-eight hours, John F. Kennedy, J. D. Tippit, and Lee Harvey Oswald were shot to death. The initial shooting was devastating. People were already in tears when Tippit was murdered. When Oswald was shot, millions saw it happen on live television. The murder of Lee Harvey Oswald was truly a rare, unpredictable black swan moment.

Frank Jackson had many black swan moments during his forty-nine years. His strange death attracted virtually no attention outside of scientific circles. In 1963, most people didnt know what to say about the circumstances of his death.

At the time of Franks death, he had identified John Howard Pew as one of the men who financed the Kennedy assassination. He had also identified one of the masterminds, and he knew that Kennedy had died as a result of a conspiracy. He possessed vital information about the assassination. He had access to the electronic media, and he would have talked.

Frank had a top secret security clearance, and he knew a lot of big people in the government. Among them were John Connally and Richard Bissell. Frank knew most of the top brass at the ONI, which had Oswald under constant surveillance throughout 1963. Frank died in the middle of the ONIs six-week investigation of the assassination, twenty days after the documents from the ONIs surveillance file were destroyed. It is likely that he knew the people who ordered the destruction of the documents.

Frank knew two of the admirals who attended Kennedys autopsy, and he was destined to cross paths with KGB captain Yuri Nosenko at the Eighteen Nation Disarmament Conference.

In the days following Kennedys death, Frank spoke with Governor William Scranton. At that time, it was not known if Barry Goldwater was going to run for president. There was talk of a two-man race between Scranton and Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination at that time. Scranton told my father that he was planning on entering the presidential race, and if elected, he would offer him the position of secretary of the Navy.

The story of Frank Jackson and his tragic death has been a well-kept secret for many years. His death was not an unmingled tragedy; it was a sacrifice of atonement for the sins committed in Dallas. Governor Connally had been targeted for assassination, and if Frank had lived long enough to compare notes on the Dallas shooting with the governor, there was the potential for an international crisis to develop.

Connally knew that he and Kennedy were hit by separate bullets!

When Frank died, the FBI had evidence regarding the location of Kennedys back wound that contradicted the location of the wound as reported in Kennedys military autopsy report. The Warren Commission hadnt even done any investigative work when Frank died. After Frank died, the autopsy report was sent to the Warren Commission.

His death paved the way for the magic bullet theory.

Frank Jackson was a rarity in American life. He was a scholar, inventor, nuclear physicist, college football player, and world-class genius. American history always attracts greatness, but Franks history has been blotted out of the history books. His story is a complicated truth that disrupts the narrative about the Kennedy assassination. Most historians are unaware of him, and this book had to be written to prevent the Frank Jackson case from ending up like the unresolved case of Dr. Samuel Mudd.

Preparing a history of the life and times of Frank Jackson was no easy task. There arent many people left who remember him, and hes been written out of the history of the Center for Naval Analyses. The purpose of this book is to create an uncensored record of his life and the circumstances of his death. It is this writers hope that the details of the last two and a half hours of his life may yet fill in. Those two and a half hours were the pivotal moment in the cover-up of the Kennedy assassination.

This book was written from a decidedly different point of view. Although the focus of this book is on Frank Jackson, it provides readers with new information on the Kennedy assassination and how it was funded.

There arent many people left who were fortunate enough to have known Frank Jackson. The United States has been going in the wrong direction since the day that Frank Jackson died. This book explains who he was, and it increases our knowledge of the conspiracy that ended the life of John F. Kennedy.

In recent years, one-world globalists have been trying to separate America from its national sovereignty. The assassination of John F. Kennedy is their Achilles heel, and its not too late to solve it. The crime can be solved if the will to solve it is strong enough.

Imagine the psychological shock of the conspirator whose crime is revealed publicly. The truth is a sword that can be used to disarm and overcome the traitors. The truth hurts. Its all about who controls the electronic signal. The globalists have the fake news media. We have the internet.

In the early-morning hours of June 3, 2011, the identity of the man who runs the governments mind control program was revealed on a nationally broadcast radio program. On the night of April 2425, 2015, Marie Jones (coauthor of Mind Wars ) was interviewed on Coast to Coast AM . While working on her book about mind control, she claims that she was targeted for harassment because she is a whistle-blower. She said that this harassment included involuntary twitches, auditory hallucinations (she heard footsteps), noise pollution, sleep deprivation, and an illegal break-in.

They did the same thing to me also. We have two choices: either they will break our will, or we will break their will.

I prefer the latter.

Part One

Black Swan Moments

A black swan moment is a rare event that isnt supposed to happen. The 1929 stock market crash, the Watergate break-in, and the ousting of Pete Rose from Major League Baseball were black swan moments.

Chapter One

The First Forty Years

My grandfather was born in Greece near the Turkish coastline on November 17, 1884. He was born into a Greek shipping family and grew up on the Isle of Samos in the midst of various Greek architectural wonders. He grew up at a time when the Old World was migrating to the United States. America had an aura about it, and his dream was to own a restaurant there.

In 1899, he left his family behind and sailed to the United States on an ocean liner. After his ship docked, he passed through Ellis Island and discarded his birth name. For his new first name, he selected the biblical name of Joseph. He added the names Andrew and Jackson as a way of paying homage to national war hero Andrew Jackson.

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