Or maybe not so unique. UKCTCS has only been around for five years, but soon they will become UKCTCAS. They're taking the "next logical step", you see...
Seamless, eh? Sleep tight, drinkers. No slippery slope here.
Tuesday, 13 August 2013
Alcohol Next
Many readers will be familiar with the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies, the fruity campaign group that masquerades as a scientific research institution. State-funded with a bit of cash from Big Pharma thrown in, its staff includes "Red" Gerard Hastings, Anna "Dunce" Gilmore and "Lying" Linda Bauld. It advocates loony policies such as giving films that show smoking an 18 certificate—all because tobacco is a "unique product", of course.
Or maybe not so unique. UKCTCS has only been around for five years, but soon they will become UKCTCAS. They're taking the "next logical step", you see...
Seamless, eh? Sleep tight, drinkers. No slippery slope here.
Or maybe not so unique. UKCTCS has only been around for five years, but soon they will become UKCTCAS. They're taking the "next logical step", you see...
Seamless, eh? Sleep tight, drinkers. No slippery slope here.
I see they have dropped the word 'control'.
ReplyDeleteWe assume that as non-drinkers are in a minority it would could scare far too many people.
well spotted.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt we will continue to pay for these utterly dreadful people to do further damage to our society. The money could be better spent almost anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteBad tactic on their part. Too many people drinking more than the recommended alcohol limits with no adverse effects. They will be put under more scrutiny.
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