Info on the Author's Great Grandfather John Oliver Emmerich Sr
My great grandfather was a storied newspaper man in Mississippi and also headed many organizations as well as being the author of The Two Faces of Janas: The Saga of Deep South Change. What I can tell you though is that my grandfather his son was a blast to be around...he was a skilled musician as well as a very skilled pilot and an even better skilled writer, editor and publisher. Sadly my grandfather died early of a heart attack at 65 due to complications from being kicked very hard by a horse when he was in his '40s causing a blood clot to come loose after a hard run. Though there's always something in the back of my mind that nags at me telling me that he might have been victimized by corruption in the area regarding some of his work in the courts and in the local social structure supporting black people and underprivileged people as well as fighting corruption. Something tells me that he might not have been perfectly keen to sovereign immunity law and somebody may taken advantage of that. My grandparents were famous for their parties and there was a lot of fun that was had there and I think that maybe certain individuals had had too much fun had grown jealous of my grandfather and especially my grandmother who was a very good cook and an even better hostess. I just remember seeing a special on TV about a heart attack gun that was being presented to members of Congress which was this gun that fired a pellet that would cause almost an instantaneous heart attack and then dissolve into an untraceable substance. I just can't help think maybe in the back of my mind that somebody rigged one of those to one of these anti-gravity vehicles that would be pretty easy for any experience electrical engineer to design. I just remember that the story was that whenever he had gotten his physical done that he didn't get an angiogram done and so didn't detect the clot that broke loose and I thought that was really odd because that wasn't like my grandfather. These days I think that the power of quantum computers are eventually going to be able to determine that kind of evidence, as long as we can beat the hackers there first who of course would already hard at work defrauding quantum computers in order to control what they output.
While I never met my great grandfather I heard a lot about him and from what I heard was almost as two-faced as Janus. I don't think they really anybody understood much in those days about anyone because of the extreme amount of corruption that was present. You have to remember this was before DNA testing and surveillance cameras right after slavery had ended and there was a lot of contest and power shifting going on. Many people had to live do all lives that tore everything apart in trying to be friends with black people on one hand and then amicable towards the whites in power on the other who themselves were going through their issues, recalling that during this time period both World Wars had occurred when there was a lot of nascent understandings of the nature of races and exactly what the future would be with regard.
I can state though that I know my great grandfather more from his spirit than anything. I believe that he was a member of a group of Germans who moved from Germany to this area in order to create a Utopia like Paradise, which seem to be another pursuit of his and is and was a pursuit of mine, with that side of the family being a little more preoccupied with the construct of the spiritual nature behind peaceful ways of living.
Fast forward to today and Deep South Change is still how it's always been, except physics has tended to take over the language du jour. Just in the atom itself we see negative and positive charge and so our work nationally lent towards trying to find a way to incorporate negative charge in with positive which inevitably led us to Revelations in the form of those quantum, with special respect toward the ability of sentient quantum beings to enable in-house reanimation devices so that our court battles can incorporate both blood and sport at once.
I guarantee you if Mississippi would have had a way to resurrect the dead in house for their court matches in those days this would be a whole different world. As soon as we get through some of this sink mud that we're in now in the economy and some of the sludge left over from recession's extenuation we're heading back to Mississippi to bring the good word that court matches there can finally be what they were meant to be.
Amen
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