The Conspiracy: Motive, Opportunity, and Ability
This page is here to provide information on the real and true origin of Christianity as coming from one certain Roman family by the name of Calpurnius Piso. Those who are familiar with ancient Roman history know just how fluent the Romans were in the arts of rhetoric and propaganda, and that the aristocratic Roman families taught their children these tools at a very early age. They would know how to put people off of their trail if they had done something that they did not want to people to know about; they would DO IT, and then, proceed to 'promote it' by using reverse psychology. They would say things like; "The Christians are causing a disturbance, what shall we do?" When in fact,they were the ones who had MADE the religion! How would this be possible? Because, although they did not make it easy to find out about, it indeed is, because they could not help but 'brag' about what they did and having done so, also wanted to claim 'credit' for it.
So, when we find this out, we find, in the process, that this was what is called or described as a 'closed environment'. That means, that everyone who was writing anything for public consumption in the Roman empire, was cooperating with each other.
They were, in fact, related to each other very closely, and, thus, were able to maintaintight control over all that was written and over the power that was being wielded over the Roman empire.
The Roman Piso family had this basic idea at the time that Nero was in power, but Nero, being a relative of theirs by another family line, would not allow them to implement their plans, nor would he cooperate with them. So, there was the need for the Pisonian conspiracy that you hear of in history. The writers of Roman history lead you to believe that the conspiracy had failed and that that was the end of it.
But, there is too much evidence to suggest that this is not the case. The writers do notsay that if had failed, they let you, the reader 'assume' that it did. They just omit the facts that they do not want to make readers aware of. The fact is, that Nero, after having executing several of the Pisonian conspirators, left many more of them living. And, these, with other family members, then later continued to challenge him, and did, eventually, defeat him and took control of the Roman empire.
The first of these was Galba. Both Galba and his wife were descended from a branch of the Julian Caesars and so this family member was seen as an excellent choice at least as a temporary replacement for Nero. Galba, owing his newly gained position, then, in turn, named Licinianus Frugi Piso as his successor.
And, so, here, we see proof that the Pisos indeed, DID succeed in their conspiracy. Now, Otho, who was also a Julian descendant was angered that Galba chose Piso over him as named successor, and so, gathered forces to kill Galba and Piso. Galba was killed, and then Piso 4 days later. This was not the end of the Pisos, as the son of the main Pisonian conspirator against Nero was still alive, as well as several of their other family members, and others too, who were related, wanted to take advantage of the fact of the main Julian line now being effectively extinct with the passing of Nero (extinct,
only in power, as power had passed out of their hands and control, but Julians were still alive). So, next, Vitellius took control over the empire as emperor. He was killed soon afterwards, by Arrius Calpurnius Piso. And, this, cleared the way for Arrius Piso's grandfather's brother to fill the seat as emperor. This was Vespasian.
Now, the Pisos really had control. With Vespasian's position as the new emperor, the Pisonian plan to destroy the Jews and make a NEW Roman religion for the gentile masses was implemented straight away. The legions, headed by Arrius and Titus, laid siege upon the Temple in Jerusalem in the year 70 C.E. From this point on, the Piso family lurked in the background of history and later on, would again, attain the emperorship of Rome, having changed their name in order to do
so. The next 'Piso' to become emperor was Antoninus Pius, who was the grandson of Arrius Piso through Antoninus' mother, Claudia Phoebe Pompiea Plotina, the wife of the emperor Trajan. He was the son of Plotina from a prior marriage to Rufus Musonius.
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