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Welcome to TobaccoControl Tactics
TCTactics aims to provide up-to-date information on the Anti-Smoking Industry (aka 'Tobacco Control'), its allies or those promoting an anti-tobacco agenda. The website explores how this industry - with support from the pharmaceutical industry - influences and often distorts public health debates, using a whole raft of lobbying, public relations tactics and junk science.
This Wiki site is offered to you by those bloggers and their supporting smokers and non-smokers who are fed up with the continuing harrassment of smokers by NGOs and (junk-)scientists who use YOUR tax money and the money of the pharmaceutical nicotine treatment producers to 'denormalise' normal citizens. The website aims to be a central gateway to all forces fighting the Tobacco Control lobby.
What we offer on our website
On this website you'll find all the information that you need to debunk the Tobacco Controllers' statements and sound bites, as well see which individuals, scientists and organisations are causing enormous economic, social and mental damage, making the life of smokers (and their friends) miserable.
Most of the information here is presented as a lists of facts about several topics. These fact pages are divided into sections:
The Players
Pro-Choice
- A list of blogger websites which support our fight against the nannies of TC
- A list of pro-choice websites who oppose Tobacco Control
- A list of pro-choice scientists who dare to expose their dissent
Anti-Tobacco
- An overview of Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) who waste your tax money to spread hatred against smokers
- An overview of scientists who abuse science to spread studies that support Tobacco Control propaganda
- An overview of individuals (often with their own anti-smoking websites or blogs) who support TC propaganda
- An overview of the pharmaceutical players
The Background
- An overview of the money streams within TC, uncovering the real stakeholders behind TC
- An insight into how TC scientists manipulate data to 'prove' what they want the public (and the media) to believe
- Interpreting scientific figures
