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The EU has institutionalized the regulation of nicotine in cigarettes. As of january 1, 2002, the maximum nicotine yield in cigarettes has been set at 1 mg pr cigarette. In 2007 this limit will also apply to the republic of Greece. What are the implications of this regulation?

In order to assertain this, let us examine what smoking is basically about.

Smoking is the consumption of toxins found in tobacco. The main toxin is nicotine. A smoker typically maintains a certain consuption of nicotine, and does not deviate from this level during the course of his or her smoking life.

Suppose, for the sake of the argument, that we have a smoker that has a consumption of 20 cigarettes per day, each with a yield of, say, 1.5 mg of nicotine. How will this smoker react to the lowering of nicotine yields in cigarettes to only 1 mg of nicotine?

Since the smoker has consumed 30 mg of nicotine, it follows that this consumption can only be maintained by smoking 30 cigarettes pr day. The implication of this down regulation is that the authorities in the EU are deliberatly trying to poison cigarette smokers, either by forcing them to die even more prematurely than they might have, or by some magical whim to entice them to quit.

Lowering the nicotine content of cigarettes is not a proven way of enticing people to quit smoking. I can virtually prove that it will entice them to smoke more, placing heavier burdens on their bodies.

The result is going to be that millions of EU citizens will be deliberatly and maliciously killed by the authorities of the EU. The mass murder of jews by european facists will pale in comparison to what the EU has in store for cigarette smokers.

Shame be on the EU tobacco authorities. History will treat them harshly.

An appeal.

I place an appeal here, to those that manufacture counterfiet cigarettes.

Please start manufacturing cigarettes with stronger nicotine yields. Good yields would be like 1,5 and 2 mg nicotine pr cigarette. Try to keep tar levels low. You know how to measure this. Bring them to the black market. Tell the customer that they are stronger, and why this can help them smoke less. Make your own brands or lookalike brands. Print the nicotine yield on the packages. And please be truthful about it. The smokers are your customers. Treat them well, and they will remain faithful to you.

Bring those cigarettes to the EU and sell them there. Smokers need them, to protect themselves from damage enforced upon them by evil authorities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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