Trick or treat!
The origins of the phrase have a lot to do with mischief, however for the longest time, I thought it meant “I do a trick for you (or tell a joke or something at the door) and as a reward, you give me a treat!” I was only about 8 or so and I thought it represented a fair exchange.

When I actually grew up enough to really analyze the phrase, I realized that ‘trick or treat’ meant “You give me a treat or I play a trick on you! “  This reminds me of alien abduction a bit. These little Grey skinned beings want to take something away from people in exchange for…? Who said this was a fair game? Well that is the premise of the  latest Illuminati sponsored fear fest on alien abduction called The 4th Kind,  set to hit theaters on the 6th November.

So lets see, we have V, the TV series remake, out on the 3rd, and now this. Crazy. All this programming of the public to  ‘be afraid of the aliens’ is transparent enough to me, but to the lay person, it will create an adverse reaction to any legitimately benevolent contact with ET races when disclosure occurs. I find this disturbing.

Growing up is such a disappointment on so many levels. All these cute little kiddies going around dressed as nasty wee imps (and cute kitties and bunnies), learning how to beg, extort and blackmail strangers! Its awful! It reminds me of the true meaning of the so called golden rule. You know the golden rule? Not the one from Aladdin, where Jaffar says “He who has the gold makes all the rules”; which is true enough, but I mean the other one, based on an age old phrase from the  famous Sermon On the Mount:  “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. Well, you grow up and it kinda becomes “Do unto others before they do unto you!”

My Sophie (4) will be dressed as Angelina Balerina tonight. Ewan (2) will be a black cat. I will be sitting at my PC fixing  some dodgy code on a website and maybe watching conspiracy videos. No doubt some of the little tikes out there will be dressed up as little Grey aliens, all set to extract whatever from the public! Well just remember on this most pagan of nights  to follow the equivalent of  the afore mentioned ancient words of caution, “An ye harm none, do what ye will”. Just don’t stick any probes into anyone. That’s gross.