Jesus in the Talmud

I recently stumbled across an interesting book entitled The Talmud Unmasked. It is unfortunate that the hagiographic rewriting of history done in the yeshivishe-veldt extended to attributing aggaditta in the gemarah to stories of Jesus. These ideas have, ofcourse, escaped into the "real" world and do nothing less than substantiate canard and lend credence to the claims of our haters. An intellectually honest approach to the passages generally cited, and to the idea of Jesus being discussed in the gemarah at all, is located here. However, I care so little about this that I have already finished writing on the subject. Good-bye.