Crime, Jesus, and baloney

 

So this maybe mostly about baloney, and I don't want to speak despairingly about baloney.

( but secretly I just want to talk about the total number of pencils on planet earth ).


So Jesus Christ was tried before a Roman, not sure what exactly, but something to the

affect that he was an authority in that country, which you might say had kind of lose

affiliations with the Roman Empire at that time, except there were a fairly large number

of Roman troops, on that soil, as well as, apparently, in Jerusalem.  


To a certain extent the issues seemed to be in regard to how well Jesus Christ was willing

to go along with baloney, which if you think about the events that went down, at the time

of Julius Caesar,  in the time just previous to the events at the time of Christ, well, you

might well imagine that the " baloney " level in the empire was pretty high.  And of course,

at this point, not really speaking about Italian sausage, or anything of that sort. To magnify the actual

baloney level, you can just point to the time of His birth ( or Birth ? )


And, as Jesus Christ, sort of made a career of clearing up and clearing through baloney,

you can kind of visualize the impending conflict, which seems in retrospect kind of 

inevitable.  And of course it was inevitable, which is why, I am guessing we to will celebrate

Easter soon.


And so, in conclusion, we are nearing the first quarter of a pascal moon,  and what does that

mean for all the good men and women and boys and girls on earth today ?


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