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We want Saddam back. You could do anything during Saddam's time.Tobacco store patron Ala al-Kanini, on Iraq's proposed smoking ban.
It's pretty much a military tradition that when you get back from a battle you smoke a cigar. . . . The cigars represent victory. . . . "I just want to let them (soldiers) know that the American public still values and honors them and the public is taking the time out of their busy day to do something for them, to say 'Here. Here is your victory cigar because you guys are heroes in our book.'U.S. Marine Cpl. Benjamin Czap, who is asking Fox Cities (WI) residents to donate cigars for shipment to frontline Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan.
We were detained by one of the wealthiest countries in the world, yet it was only after four months in detention that they gave me cigarettes. And then they were of the worst quality in the world.Barzan Ibrahim Al Tikriti, Saddam’s former intelligence chief, who is charged with crimes against humanity, complains about his treatment by the US.
[W]e were not surprised by Doral smokers' generosity. . . . This is quite an expression of gratitude to all the brave men and women of our armed forces for their sacrifice and dedication. We're honored to be able to play a part in helping Doral smokers show their support.Rob Dunham, vice president of savings brand marketing for R.J. Reynolds, whose "Seals for Soldiers Fund" program asked Doral smokers to donate pack seals from Doral-brand cigarettes. For every seal received, the brand pledged to make a donation to Operation Uplink, the VFW's phone card program.