I’d hate to spoil you guys fun of the Christmas spirit but I am a Christmas Killjoy. I don’t celebrate it or believe in such a thing as a Christmas spirit. I am a Christmas Killjoy for legitimate reasons because I believe that Christmas is a complete sham of a holiday and it’s truly false!

First of all, where in the Bible does it mention the date of Christ’s birthday? It never was mentioned because it’s not true. If you can find where it states in your Bible that Christ’s birthday is on Dec. 25th, I’ll give you $100! People celebrate Christmas one time of the year and they act all good toward each other, complaining “Have some Christmas spirit, will you?” I also think that people misuse the word ‘spirit’ in this sense or in this time but that‘s another topic for a later date.

Second of all, admit it, it’s okay, do you absolutely love to go Christmas shopping for the latest must-have gizmo with the Christmas spirit in you? I mean, when this time of the year comes around, people put out of mind all of the important matters in this world including: family, community, or world peace, but that national sacrament of late-stage capitalism. Whether you do it online, or drag yourself to the mall amidst the sea of humanity scraping and fighting for the latest must-have gizmo, rest assured that your actions are vital to the national interest. In fact, the annual consumer bonanza unleashed in the last fiscal quarter is so central to defining life in the U.S., that the economy's strength in the beginning of the following year is literally tied to how much stuff we buy. So get out there and do your duty: Buy American. Be American. Shop 'till you drop, and remember, this is what it means to be a patriot.

As always, I am on the web when I came across this poem from one of my online friends:

Christmas is a time for love and fun,

A time to reshape souls and roots and skies,
A time to give your heart to everyone
Freely, like a rich and lavish sun,
Like a burning star to those whose lonely sighs

Show need of such a time for love and fun.

For children first, whose pain is never done,
Whose bright white fire of anguish never dies,
It's time to give your heart to every one,

That not one angel fall, to hatred won
For lack of ears to listen to her cries,
Or arms to carry him towards love and fun,
Or friends to care what happens on the run
To adult life, where joy or sadness lies.
It's time to give your heart to everyone,
Good or twisted, ignorant or wise.
Christmas is a time for love and fun,
A time to give your heart to everyone.

Now, when I saw this poem I sent this e-mail to her: ”Why do we choose one day out of the year to do all of this, doesn't Christ want us to do this year round, why should we do these things when we are receiving gifts, doesn't that prove that people are kissing ass for presents?”

Can anyone of you guys answer these questions for me? I mean once a year at the end of the year, we choose to do all of the things this poem says. Christ did this year round and he expects us to do this year round, right? Why do we all, not only the kids, but adults do choose to be good when we’re getting something out of it.

As you may already know Christmas has been exploited and recognized merely as a celebration of Satan & his legions.

Let's begin by first acknowledging the fact that words and symbolism has always been a code of secret societies throughout ages.

For example, let's examine the word Santa CLAUS. The word clause by definition means the arrangements of words or phrases in a word in which has a significant value, in so saying the word claus at the end of Santa is not his last name (who ever heard of such nonsense last name anyway) yet it is in fact an instruction.