Clearing The Air

Tuesday, January 02, 2007

Islamic terrorists and the pharmaceutical nicotine, pro-smoking ban industry have a lot in common

This news story explains how Islamofacsist support of smoking bans was one of the factors which toppled support for hardline Muslims in Somalia, and eventually led to the over throw of Islamic forces.

But bent on introducing sharia, Islamic law, the Islamists angered Somalis who are traditionally moderate Muslims after they formally banned the popular khat in November.

The movement also sparked protests in some towns after it introduced other hardline practices such as closing cinemas, prohibiting smoking .......

The Somali interim government, led by President Abdullahi Yusuf, had sharply criticized the ...... ban.

As I see it then there seems to be little difference between pro-smoking ban activist groups and violent hardline Islamic terrorist groups.

Congratulations American Lung Association, ClearWay Minnesota, American Non-Smoker's Rights, ASH, Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), Johnson and Johnson Company etc........you are no better than the violent thugs which rule by violent, draconian, sharia law.

RWJF and the activists they fund will be remembered by the company they keep, hardline Islamic extremists in this case.

posted by marcus aurelius @ 8:30 PM

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