By Redbaiter- in the leftist's lexicon, the lowest of the low.

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Tobacco companies threaten to take Irish govt to court over plain packaging laws

Three tobacco companies have now threatened legal action over Ireland’s new plain packaging tobacco laws. Japan Tobacco International, Philip Morris and Imperial Tobacco have all written to the government through three different legal firms.

The legislation was signed into law by the President last week and will take effect on a date to be decided by the Minister for Health. Ministers have said the state is ready to stand its ground in court if necessary.

Yep, that’s right flat out spending taxpayer money in a tyrannous attack on private property rights. I hope the govt loses and I hope it costs them millions. And I hope John Key’s National Party is keeping an eye on the happenings in Ireland.

2 responses to “Tobacco companies threaten to take Irish govt to court over plain packaging laws”

  1. […] Tobacco companies threaten to take Irish govt to court over plain packaging laws […]

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    Mr_Blobby

    John Keys Government is keeping an eye on the TAX revenue from smoking.

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