Live from Golgotha

Jerusalem was a very volatile place thirty years ago. It was clear to everyone that there would soon be a Jewish rebellion against Roman rule. It was also pretty clear that the Romans would win hands down, barring divine intervention. This was when Jesus entered history, preaching the usual Reform Rabbi line; then when He finally came to Jerusalem, that was the signal for the Zionists to overthrow the Romans and their allies, the collaborating self-loving Jews at the Temple, specifically those on the banking side of that organization with its twenty thousand employees. At the head of an army of rebellion, Jesus occupied the Temple. He drove the economists and arbitragers out of the Temple, and then he lowered the prime rate. With that one move, he sealed his fate. Pontius Pilate had been a first-rate economist with the central Roman bank before