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<div style="text-align: justify">Some smokers may not yet understand their equation with dog excrement.</div>

In every situation where business has the choice of banning smoking or attracting smokers the smart owners go with the smokers.<br type="_moz" />

<div style="text-align: justify">FORCES has long said that not even one death can be scientifically demonstrated to be caused by smoking. We have also said that the quantification of &ldquo;smoking-related&rdquo; deaths is <a href="http://www.data-yard.net/science/articles/lies.pdf">another fraud of public health institutions</a>. This article helps to understand why.</div>

<div style="text-align: justify">School kids may be banned from eating hot dogs.</div>

Remember when New York City was tough, exciting, brassy and self-confident?&nbsp; No?&nbsp; Don’t feel bad, neither do New Yorkers.<br type="_moz" />

<div style="text-align: justify;">And hopefully the anti- tobacco bubble will follow.</div>

<div style="text-align: justify">Following&nbsp;the footsteps of FORCES International, four American groups have now filed misconduct complaints against the US Surgeon General about <a href="https://www.forces.org/Scientific_Portal/evidence_viewer.php?id=131">the infamous 2006 report on passive smoking</a> with the Office of Research Integrity.</div>

<div style="text-align: justify">The fight against the passive smoking fraud and the cultural engineering continues in the UK.</div>

<div style="text-align: justify">We are glad to publish this obituary, recently published by <i>The Times</i> of London. The obituary concerns Mr. Common Sense. Unfortunately the writers forgot a <i>cause of death</i>: junk science epidemiology, in its thousands of manifestations, most notably with regard to passive smoking. Perhaps the writers forgot this in their grief at the loss of Common Sense, or in fear of being sued by very culpable parties who are also left unmentioned in the epitaph: public health authorities.</div>

Only a utopian idealist who is completely bereft of reason could believe in the fairyland of a &quot;smoke-free world.&quot;