Another common belief is that we need to treat our fellow human being with consideration as we would like to be treated by others. This means the right to breathe clean air and the right to free will in making educated decisions, healthy or otherwise. Once addicted, no amount of negative advertising about the health dangers to smokers will be effective due to the addictive nature of tobacco. The key is to create non-smokers from the start. The last item to consider is the economic benefits of tobacco plantations.
Many communities rely on the tobacco industry for their livelihood.
Addicted smokers will inevitably and literally become a 'dying breed' leaving the educated and enlightened youth to follow in a world of fresh air. List of Participants Swami Amarananda, Mr Giovanni Ballerio, Pastor Jean-Claude Basset, Ms A.M. Colandrea, Rev. Professor Athanasios Hatzopoulos, Ven.