The Uglification of The Common Health

There seems no limit to tobacco-phobic maniacs

The British government is about to initiate a sort of public hearing on whether or not the United Kingdom should adopt ‹plain› packaging of all tobacco products. Commonwealth member Australia has been infected further by the dangerous Anglo-American CommonhHealth virus. It jumped forward to be the very first country in this hopelessly maddening race to win the World Homicide Organisation’s (WHO) award of the most obsequious paragon of virtue. This senseless and ridiculous law takes effect by end of December 2012.

PLAIN PACKAGING MEANS A PACK PAINTED IN ONE SINGLE COLOUR – WITHOUT HEALTH PORNOGRAPHIC PICTURES ON IT. THEY MUST HAVE MISTAKENLY STUDIED THE WRONG SUBJET AT THE UNIVERSITY.

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The expression «Plain packaging» is a sort of new-speak and by no means what common sense would guess. The space on the packs belonging to the tobacco producers is by this act being expropriated – one would simply say stolen – by the government which once was dedicated in fighting communism. By «plain packaging», the nanny law-mongers mean to let the consumer read the producers name and brand in a standardised font only, if ever. A brand logo is strictly forbidden. The rest of the empty space is used by, not leased to, the nanny state only to place most disgusting health-pornography on it with no compensation for this theft and abominable imposition. One should think these pictures were far more appropriate on medical and pharmaceutical products, but who knows what goes on in a nutty-reigned nanny state’s brain. Once forbidden advertisements on pharmaceutical and medical products are now entirely legal and fill in the vacuum, created in 1998 by a corrupt judge in South Virgina, USA, damning the tobacco industry to pay billions of Dollars and many more to come in future if not complying to the constitutional granted, hence illegally imposed restrictions to the constitutional right of freedom of speech, protected by the First Amendment. That is why we never hear or read anything regarding the smoking ban from the tobacco producers. It is like a dumb trying to defend himself for any, no matter how deviate accusation and it is in addition like disabling the defendant’s right in favour of the prosecutor.

THE FAILURE OF PLAIN PACKAGING

The honest hard working British are driven into poverty by some lunatics to satisfy their own sadistic egos and ideological beliefs. It cannot be denied that they get a great kick out of playing nanny to adults as a substitute of not having found a partner to reproduce. Almost 60 percent of the British are singles, many of them without real perspectives but with deprived backgrounds and no family ties. To them health has become the new religion of today and as we all know, belief does not know, although ‹epidemiological science› is very busy to prove the opposite.

Smokefree South West launched the world first campaign which has been backed by Dragon’s Den’s Duncan Bannatyne and Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham MP. Wiltshire youth parliament debated last Monday, May 13, 2012 on plain packaging for cigarettes and Andrea Dickens, Deputy Director of «Smokefree South West» and no descendant of Charles Dickens proves the effectiveness of scholar indoctrination by commenting: »The tobacco industry spends millions each year coming up with new glitzy, glamorous and enticing designs for their packaging or the ‹hero› as they call it.« The worse the pain in the arse by this para-religious movement might get, the higher our recognition to the propagandistic work, far exceeding Goebbel’s  skills, done by fanatics of the pioneers: »Smokefree South West is encouraging people to go to plainpacksprotect.co.uk to find out more and have their voice heard in the upcoming Government consultation which is due to be announced in the following weeks.« – Hail Britannia! »We can all be a part of this ground-breaking process and join Australia in making a move to protect children from the influence of tobacco packaging.« – Ground breaking virtue terror indeed.

See what ‹plain packaging› means in Down Under