Opening Page for the Cigarette Smoking
Elimination eBook
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A friendly
message for cigarette smokers.
Every year there are
fewer smokers.
Politicians have grabbed full credit for these statistics, but it's not
a result of their
BureauoBabble but in spite of it.
Forgive my digression into a rant, but have you noticed that when the economy is good, the political party in power will take full credit, and when the economy is bad, the opposing party is "to blame" ...have you noticed that?
In truth, the economy runs on a capitalistic engine of invention, innovation, and hard work. The hard work is from those, for example, that created the computer hardware and software. The feds paid scant attention to the computer industry until the Justice Department got their sticky fingers into Microsoft's billions. The primary result from this bureaucratic intervention was a NASDAQ tailspin.
So don't listen to bureaucrats as they noisily suckle the tobacco company Ca$hCow, and extract billions of dollars. This money does not come from the tobacco companies, but from the pockets of cigarette smokers, the very folks they inhibit with their misinformation.
From the early 1960s, I struggled with the plight of the cigarette smoker. Little by little, I sorted out what worked and what did not. I refined what I learned into a comprehensive workbook, and later, several hours of taped instructions.
Your only investment is a bit of reading time.
If you're sick & tired of both pouring money into the trough of a bunch of greedy bureaucrats and screwing up your health...why not set aside a few minutes to do some reading?
Forgive my digression into a rant, but have you noticed that when the economy is good, the political party in power will take full credit, and when the economy is bad, the opposing party is "to blame" ...have you noticed that?
In truth, the economy runs on a capitalistic engine of invention, innovation, and hard work. The hard work is from those, for example, that created the computer hardware and software. The feds paid scant attention to the computer industry until the Justice Department got their sticky fingers into Microsoft's billions. The primary result from this bureaucratic intervention was a NASDAQ tailspin.
So don't listen to bureaucrats as they noisily suckle the tobacco company Ca$hCow, and extract billions of dollars. This money does not come from the tobacco companies, but from the pockets of cigarette smokers, the very folks they inhibit with their misinformation.
From the early 1960s, I struggled with the plight of the cigarette smoker. Little by little, I sorted out what worked and what did not. I refined what I learned into a comprehensive workbook, and later, several hours of taped instructions.
| Twenty
years ago, my fee for a private smoking
elimination program was $250. That sounds like a lot of money, but it
was an exhausting program for patient and therapist, and it
consumed
the better part of a day. When I transferred this program to audio
cassettes, I reduced the fee to $90. But even $90 is quite a lot of money for an unknown program, so I've decided to offer this free pre-smoking elimination eBook. |
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Your only investment is a bit of reading time.
If you're sick & tired of both pouring money into the trough of a bunch of greedy bureaucrats and screwing up your health...why not set aside a few minutes to do some reading?
Carl Weisbrod
March 2003
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