Here are some RWJF (Nicoderm) grants to finance smoking ban legislation.
$99 million grant from RWJF to American Lung, American Cancer, American Heart Association with the stipulation "the Foundation encouraged its grantees to be activists."
$70 million grant from RWJF to Tobacco Free Kids to spread smoking bans around the world.
1) Increasing public debate and demand for smoke-free environments and advancing state and local smoke-free policies. Awarded to: The Institute of Medicine and Public Health of New Jersey, Inc $150,000.00
2) Awarded to: Kids Involuntarily Inhaling Secondhand Smoke $399,950.00
3) Enhancing and sustaining smoke-free environments. Awarded to: American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation $1,500,000.00
4) Awarded to: Health Research Incorporated $1,500,000.00
5) Awarded to: Duke University Center for Health Policy, Law and Management $399,997.00
6) Public awareness campaign to increase the number of smoke-free communities in Illinois Awarded to: American Lung Association $138,900.00
7) Awarded to: Mission City Community Network Inc. $49,998.00
8) Center for MultiCultural Health $50,000.00
9) University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine $678,819.00
10) Tobacco Control Resource Center Inc. $300,000.00
11) Increasing the number of smoke-free sites in the Denver metropolitan region through collaborative educational activities Awarded to: Colorado Tobacco Education and Prevention Alliance $149,500.00
12) University of Minnesota School of Public Health $250,000 .00
13) Promoting an increase in smoke-free workplaces and protection of Master Settlement funds for tobacco control Awarded to: American Cancer Society $150,000.00
14) $99 million grant from RWJF to American Lung, American Cancer, American Heart Association with the stipulation "the Foundation encouraged its grantees to be activists."
These financial grants are designed to coerce our lawmakers to enact smoking ban legislation. Grants are financed by RWJF via its ownership of $5.4 billion of Johnson & Johnson stock......profits made in part thru continued sales of Nicoderm & Nicoderm CQ. As you can see the recipients are as varied as the American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, American Non-Smokers Rights Foundation, universities, and private "research" companies.
The source of funds used to influence lawmakers to pass smoking bans, coming from the company which profits in sales when smoking bans are implemented, makes the lobbying efforts of any of the recipients highly suspect to say the least.
The only study not funded by pharmaceutical nicotine special interests, is the St. Louis Park Environmental Health Department secondhand smoke air quality test. And the SLP results prove secondhand smoke is 150+ times safer than OSHA requires. I guess that's the reason the American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, American Non-Smokers Rights Foundation and others disapprove of the SLP study.....because they via RWJF did not manipulate (fund) those test results.
$70 million grant from RWJF to Tobacco Free Kids to spread smoking bans around the world.
1) Increasing public debate and demand for smoke-free environments and advancing state and local smoke-free policies. Awarded to: The Institute of Medicine and Public Health of New Jersey, Inc $150,000.00
2) Awarded to: Kids Involuntarily Inhaling Secondhand Smoke $399,950.00
3) Enhancing and sustaining smoke-free environments. Awarded to: American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation $1,500,000.00
4) Awarded to: Health Research Incorporated $1,500,000.00
5) Awarded to: Duke University Center for Health Policy, Law and Management $399,997.00
6) Public awareness campaign to increase the number of smoke-free communities in Illinois Awarded to: American Lung Association $138,900.00
7) Awarded to: Mission City Community Network Inc. $49,998.00
8) Center for MultiCultural Health $50,000.00
9) University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine $678,819.00
10) Tobacco Control Resource Center Inc. $300,000.00
11) Increasing the number of smoke-free sites in the Denver metropolitan region through collaborative educational activities Awarded to: Colorado Tobacco Education and Prevention Alliance $149,500.00
12) University of Minnesota School of Public Health $250,000 .00
13) Promoting an increase in smoke-free workplaces and protection of Master Settlement funds for tobacco control Awarded to: American Cancer Society $150,000.00
14) $99 million grant from RWJF to American Lung, American Cancer, American Heart Association with the stipulation "the Foundation encouraged its grantees to be activists."
15) $70 million grant from RWJF to Tobacco Free Kids to spread smoking bans around the world.
You can find all 497 grants here. The non-profits demand smoking ban legislation because once they accepted hundreds of millions of dollars from RWJF they became marketing spokesmen for Nicoderm & Nicoderm CQ.These financial grants are designed to coerce our lawmakers to enact smoking ban legislation. Grants are financed by RWJF via its ownership of $5.4 billion of Johnson & Johnson stock......profits made in part thru continued sales of Nicoderm & Nicoderm CQ. As you can see the recipients are as varied as the American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, American Non-Smokers Rights Foundation, universities, and private "research" companies.
The source of funds used to influence lawmakers to pass smoking bans, coming from the company which profits in sales when smoking bans are implemented, makes the lobbying efforts of any of the recipients highly suspect to say the least.
The only study not funded by pharmaceutical nicotine special interests, is the St. Louis Park Environmental Health Department secondhand smoke air quality test. And the SLP results prove secondhand smoke is 150+ times safer than OSHA requires. I guess that's the reason the American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, American Non-Smokers Rights Foundation and others disapprove of the SLP study.....because they via RWJF did not manipulate (fund) those test results.
posted by marcus aurelius at 7:06 AM
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