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DrLatusDextro's avatar

As a PhD clinician with post-grad occupational health training, the fallacy of "smoking" in which every disease known, unknown and imaginary was amplified and laid at the medical voodoo altar of tobacco became an inescapably obvious distortion of reality that interfered with understanding, hazard, risk mitigation and prevention in occupational medicine.

Not only that, as a deeply misguided philosophy of control, it served to demonize, ostracize and demean millions in quite a mindless and mistaken manner. Exactly the same tactics once used on smokers are being used now in the many theaters of government control, most particularly against those who wisely rejected unethical experimental shots, virtue signalling masks and lock-down compliance. Look no further than the devotion of New Zealand to the idiotic abolition of tobacco.

Recommended reading: "Dissecting Smokers Brains" Michael J McFadden (2003) Aethna Press, DOVER DE19904. ISBN 0-9744979-0-8

I don't need to add the footnote that for those devoted to the COVID-19 narrative, smokers did better than never-smokers. Non-smokers even fared less well.

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Linda's avatar

I had to laugh about the smoking hype. I grew up around smokers. Smoked myself , and married a smoker. When we all got together there were 12 smokers in one room.. including our poor little children, who were breathing, the secondhand smoke, lol most of the them grew up to smoke. And none of us have ever had cancer! I was born in early 50s. If smoking was so terrible than all of us should on respirators , and or oxygen, and maybe in wheelchairs. What a hoax. I do use nicotine lozenges. I gave up smoking in 2002. I will continue to use my lozenges. My daughter uses nicotine gum, and did the Iron Man , is a triathlete , cycles and runs every weekend.. none of us have taken the shot and none of us ever will. Great article !!!

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