I like this guy, even if he did get trashed by the medical community for underestimating the cost of healthcare.
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I like this guy, even if he did get trashed by the medical community for underestimating the cost of healthcare.
Also, personally, I had hoped the current round of litigation would fall on his docket, because we would have heard literal bricks being crapped from the FDA HQ.
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On November 20, Judge Leon ordered five detainees released from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base due to insufficient evidence.[6][7]
In January 2010, Judge Leon preliminarily enjoined the Food and Drug Administration from blocking the importation of electronic cigarettes.[8]
In 2010 he threw out the charges in an obscenity case against a California adult director John Stagliano and stated, "I hope the government will learn a lesson from its experience," he said then, calling the Justice Department’s prosecution "woefully insufficient."[9]
On November 7, 2011, Judge Leon issued a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for ordering graphic images on cigarette packs. On February 29, 2012, Judge Leon's final ruling held that the graphic images & statements violated the commercial right to free speech, citing the first amendment of the constitution.
On December 16, 2013, Judge Leon ruled that the NSA's bulk collection of Americans' telephony records likely violated the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, though he stayed enforcement of his injunction pending appeal to the D.C. Circuit.[12]
On May 17, 2016, Judge Leon ruled the Washington, DC handgun carry permitting scheme unconstitutional. He struck down the District requirement that an applicant show "good reason" before a concealed carry permit would be issued.[11]
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On November 20, Judge Leon ordered five detainees released from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base due to insufficient evidence.[6][7]
In January 2010, Judge Leon preliminarily enjoined the Food and Drug Administration from blocking the importation of electronic cigarettes.[8]
In 2010 he threw out the charges in an obscenity case against a California adult director John Stagliano and stated, "I hope the government will learn a lesson from its experience," he said then, calling the Justice Department’s prosecution "woefully insufficient."[9]
On November 7, 2011, Judge Leon issued a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for ordering graphic images on cigarette packs. On February 29, 2012, Judge Leon's final ruling held that the graphic images & statements violated the commercial right to free speech, citing the first amendment of the constitution.
On December 16, 2013, Judge Leon ruled that the NSA's bulk collection of Americans' telephony records likely violated the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, though he stayed enforcement of his injunction pending appeal to the D.C. Circuit.[12]
On May 17, 2016, Judge Leon ruled the Washington, DC handgun carry permitting scheme unconstitutional. He struck down the District requirement that an applicant show "good reason" before a concealed carry permit would be issued.[11]
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Richard J. Leon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There appears to be a whole lot of sick people and not enough smokers to account for them all.
Regards
Mike
Air we breathe, water we drink, (non organic) food we eat, medications we take...accounts for all the rest.
Anyone know if the FDA has sent our friend in Wisconsin his requested info? They are down to about 43 minutes.
Matt Myers, president of the Campaign for tobacco-Free Kids - ie ANTZ
"According to the New York Times, Myers was a primary author of the Tobacco Act."
Yet some proclaim BT authored the act.
"According to the New York Times, Myers was a primary author of the Tobacco Act."
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Matt Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids - ie ANTZ
"According to the New York Times, Myers was a primary author of the Tobacco Act."
Yet some proclaim BT authored the act.
Wellll... At least one of the execs saw the writing on the wall....
"Mr. Parrish was one of the tobacco company executives who fought Dr. Kessler and the F.D.A.; indeed, as a senior vice president for Philip Morris, then, as now, the country’s biggest tobacco company, he pretty much led the charge, publicly denouncing Mr. Kessler as a “neo-prohibitionist.”
But even before the Supreme Court made its ruling, Mr. Parrish had come to the conclusion that the tobacco industry needed to be regulated, something he began to talk to Dr. Kessler about even before he went public. There has always been a great deal of skepticism about Philip Morris’ about-face "
"Rather, he said, it was his strong belief that federal regulation “could completely transform the industry.” In particular, Mr. Parrish believed that F.D.A. regulation could help push the industry to innovate — coming up with cigarettes, or cigarettelike products, that were less lethal. "
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/business/20nocera.html?pagewanted=2&_r=1
100% nicotine is 1000 mg/ml. Simply opening a bottle of it and releasing the fumes could kill you. I don't think that is what dripped on you.
I can't see how FlavourArt has done much (if any) testing towards a PMTA application.
I'm thinking maybe you meant getting their Master File info worked out?
That would allow liquid manufacturers to continue to use their flavors for now.
Who proclaimed BT authored the Tobacco Act?Matt Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids - ie ANTZ
"According to the New York Times, Myers was a primary author of the Tobacco Act."
Yet some proclaim BT authored the act.
Yeah, I was just referring to the "less stringent" part. As of the time of the decision, the practical effects of the FSPTCA were unknown. The FDA hadn't yet received, and subsequently ignored, thousands of applications.
I believe they've completed much of the HPHC testing on their flavorings, and are working on their master files. Not sure about PMTA's, or if they plan to just continue as "raw material" vendors.
Indeed you are correct and I was half asleep when I wrote that, Madam100% nicotine is 1000 mg/ml. Simply opening a bottle of it and releasing the fumes could kill you. I don't think that is what dripped on you.
I appreciate the correction, it was 100mg/ml Nude
Thanks for your attention.
Regards,
Hazy
Hey y'all, they're picking on potato chips too:
Nanny State of the Week: FDA fries family's potato chip business with new cooking oil mandates - Watchdog.org
Nanny State of the Week: FDA fries family's potato chip business with new cooking oil mandates - Watchdog.org
edited my post...
The comment was on the regulations, not the act.... mentioned a while back not worth looking for.
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Been there, done that. Usually I have to come back the next day and explain my sleep deprived answers.
Thanks for your understanding Tidegirl...I really was half asleepBeen there, done that. Usually I have to come back the next day and explain my sleep deprived answers.
and messed up more than once.
I've been DIY for over 3 years and haven't killed myself yet
butthat's the reason I didn't make any juice last night.
100mg/ml might not kill me but I don't need any spare tachycardias...
Ah, the Crimson Tide...washes out the Gator's sleepyhead
Regards,
Hazy
Agreed! The smoking population is actually quite small, it is just so crazy to waste tax dollars on this hoopla for what?! Sort of like lets concentrate on the ant when it is Monsanto making everyone sick and poisoning our food, water, land. Makes zero sense! Let's get to the real issue of health problems, pollution and poisons legally used on all our food. Then FDA is worried about what vapors breath? And the few children that try them, mostly teens?? Give me a break LOLThat's still only 5.6% of the total health care expenditure of 3 trillion dollars Americans paid in
2014. Half of these estimates are bogus because the long term studies are showing second
hand smoke is not the health risk we have been led to believe. By the time one reaches 65
the smoking rate is 10% or less of the adult population half of which will not get a smoking
related illness if the governments own figures are to be believed. Smoking rates have declined
by over 50% since the 1960's. Where is the health cost savings? Even if you include the
second hand smoke there should be significant quantifiable cost savings. Fewer smokers,
less second hand exposure.
I am not saying smoking is with out risk. I am saying the risk has been blasted way
out of proportion to reality. Having lived for 60 years when I look back on it all the
figures do not add up. There appears to be a whole lot of sick people and not enough
smokers to account for them all.
Regards
Mike
Ever since the late 90's when the gub'min started their alleged weather modification
program's chemtrail cloud seeding upper respiratory infections, COPD
and congestive heart failure have become epidemic like with many emergency rooms full
of sick people coughing...
While I'm not necessarily blaming air pollution or chemtrails
there certainly seems to be circumstantial evidence which points in that direction
and it's doubtful that the powers that be would accept responsibility
However, I don't think human lungs are made to tolerate aluminum particles
and other similar substances which have been found in chemtrail fallout.
If there are any MDs in the house please correct me if I'm wrong
and we're supposed to be able to breathe the stuff and not get sick..
That's exactly what I keep thinking. If the FDA really had the welfare of the people at heart, they would be focusing on what is truly harmful, and most of that goes into our food.
Report February 11, 2016.
Premiums for private health insurance, which are high and rising, are affected by various federal subsidies and regulations. In 2016, the federal government will subsidize most premiums, at a cost of roughly $300 billion.
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