I finally quit smoking when I realized the jew, not the White Man, was killing me for profit.
Historical background Until the late 20th century, the use of tobacco for smoking and in the form of snuff was common among Jews. A jew named Luis de Torres, who accompanied Christopher Columbus on his expedition in 1492, settled in Cuba, learned the use of tobacco, and introduced it into Europe. From this time Jews were connected with the trade in tobacco.[1][2]
I finally quit smoking when I realized the jew, not the White Man, was killing me for profit.
Historical background
Until the late 20th century, the use of tobacco for smoking and in the form of snuff was common among Jews. A jew named Luis de Torres, who accompanied Christopher Columbus on his expedition in 1492, settled in Cuba, learned the use of tobacco, and introduced it into Europe. From this time Jews were connected with the trade in tobacco.[1][2]
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