These other holocausts, even accepting their worst case allegations, have typically killed fewer people than does tobacco. Enforcing the laws referenced herein, which have no statute of limitations, would save many lives. The charged individuals are here in the U.S. where their crime planning process and series of acts to carry out the killings occurs. This includes tobacco manufacturers and sellers and their aiders and abettors in government. Extradition of such accused individuals would utilize the procedures in U.S. law 18 USC 3184 .
All nations have laws against poisoning and murdering their citizens, and aiding and abetting same.
Once extradited, criminal trials for the resultant poisonings and deaths can occur, pursuant to standard criminal law on murder . So prosecutions for tobacco deaths must also include aiders and abettors in the media. Too many in the media censor anti-tobacco data , and actively promote tobacco use, aiding and abetting the killings. Once one successful prosecution occurs, there will likely be a series of criminal cases on government and corporate officials involved in exporting tobacco killing overseas' victims. This non-enforcement is due to certain U.S. political officials aiding and abetting the killings, obstructing justice.