Somethings fishy

[Penner]

And, I wish I knew what it was.

This report: h ttp://www. korea herald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20120119001020"]http://www.koreaherald. com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId= 20120119001020

I[/URL] want to know what brands, what e-liquid, period. WHY don't they ever specify these things in these reports, I (& all of us) really need to know this information.

This just p*sses me off no end.

 

[Hottody]

Interesting...I'm not sure what to say about this article! I think most people just want to know the truth. With anything, I try to look at as many sources as possible to determine the truth! I understand your anger, as the reporting is very general in terms of providing specific information about suppliers!

 

[Charlz]

It's Korean national news. It's government propaganda

 

[Penner]

"Its Government propaganda"

Nontheless, anytime something like this happens, names, companies should be made public, so we can all avoid these things.

 

[spaky]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...2-korean-government-attacks-e-cigarettes.html

 

[Charlz]

"Its Government propaganda"

Nontheless, anytime something like this happens, names, companies should be made public, so we can all avoid these things.

But you won't get that with Korea. Their government is the source. That's it. Your really not allowed to question them. They are trying to tell you that you should avoid all e-cig, no matter who sells them to you

 

[Penner]

Found this here on ECF. Rolygate (& others are discussing):

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/media-general-news/259782-korean-government-attacks-e-cigarettes.html

 

[LLynn]

I don't think it is out of he realm of possibility--one more good reason that the US needs to provide more oversight and regulation

 

[KillFace]

I lived in Korea for 2 years teaching.

Something like 90% of Korean men smoke.

Of course governments are against e-cigs. Do you know how much tax money they are set to lose?


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[txteatime]

I lived in Korea for 2 years teaching.

Something like 90% of Korean men smoke.

Of course governments are against e-cigs. Do you know how much tax money they are set to lose?


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Yes, I think that's the point. I watched a show not long ago that showed the influence of the tobacco companies in Asia, particularly. They have convinced a lot of people that smoking is good for them and they're in cahoots with the government. That 5-year-old who stunned the world with his pack a day habit is far from unusual. Cigs are incredibly cheap there and Big tobacco provides all sorts of perqs to the countries for access and favorable laws that encourage smoking.

 

[Eddie.Willers]

...Of course governments are against e-cigs. Do you know how much tax money they are set to lose?

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