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<p>What do you call a congressional bill that pays for a &quot;necessary&quot; program with a funding source the sponsors of the bill vow to eliminate?</p>

<p>Big Health and the culture of hysteria continue the assault on the American way.</p>

<p><span style="font-size: 8pt;">A forthcoming decision from the&nbsp; Supreme Court will protect or kill the right of Internet commerce, and therefore our freedom to buy cigarettes on line.</span></p>

<p>Science relies on logic and truth. Junk science just relies on junk and a willingness to pile it on. Anti is ever-willing.</p>

<p align="justify"><span style="font-size: 8pt;">Reading this piece from Canada’s <em>Star Phoenix</em> brings back memories of the past, when the antismoking epidemic went into high gear about 20 years ago.</span></p>

<p align="justify">The economy is doing fine and unemployment is low yet Australians, suffering ennui due to the 12 years of conservative rule, voted decisively for change.</p>

<p>One of the paradoxes of today’s social engineers is that while they constantly invoke science to justify their devious schemes they seriously pine for the days when man was a hunter and gatherer in the Eden before science was born.&nbsp; One of our readers expands on the subject:</p>

<p>With no new real science on the effects of smoking being undertaken for decades the anti smoking movement has for some time manipulated statistics to attack the source of their obsessive hatred; as those decades have passed the levels to which that movement have stooped have got steadily lower.</p>

<p><span style="font-size: 8pt;">One of the biggest problems with mental illness is that the victim does not know he is insane.&nbsp; For proof read the opening lines of this Associated Press piece &ndash; and the rest of the contents, too!</span></p>

<p>Elbowing aside yet again actual education, the United Kingdom will devote scarce resources and time to educating school children about the evils of alcohol.</p>