Wow! That’s a cool thing to have. You should upload a short video showing it

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I know exactly what you are talking about. I am originally from West Germany and back in the 80's a friend of mine had frequent dealings in Berlin, where he often brought East German and other Eastern European cigarettes. They were just plain awful. He also brought Marlboros and Camels that were much cheaper than regular and they tasted off as well. I believe they were bootlegged.

@@heiner71 I had some bootleg Romanian Marlboros a few years ago. The paper was hardly glued and the tobacco would fall out if you held it the wrong way.

The Marlboros in iraq were pretty rough during Oif-oef

​@@Willy_Tepesgeez , genuine Marlboros, where im from(USA) can be found everywhere, its impossible to get those bootlegged ones. If the tobacco falls out, it truly aint a Marlboro.

The problem of counterfeit cigarettes is because of our insanely high taxes on tobacco. They say it is to discourage us from smoking and protect our health but at the same time they are making profit off our bad habits. Basically, tobacco is a stress reducer, so if they really cared they'd make society less stressful. I actually think they want to kill us.@@theonewhoknows2

When he said the Japanese had cigarettes from Papua New Guinea, I HIGHLY doubt that because that was an Australian colony. In fact my grandfather was conscripted to fight there. They got in but got pushed back out before they got to the capital. They got only a few miles from thr capital and then the real trained army come back from Libya and our numbers pushed them back. Unless the guys at the back were sending out stolen already harvested tobacco which I doubt it, it's highly unlikely any even got into Japanese hands. My grandfather mentioned sunflowers fairly often but not tobacco however in the 70s we had plenty of tobacco growing there and they still grow enough for local use there which cost a lousy 30 cents for a couple handfuls of dry uncut leaf there.

my grandfather dident smoke and during the war was able to actually get food from people in exchange for his cigarette rations even during the famine of the eastern front. He traded a couple boxes of cigarettes for a tub of lard which he managed to survive a winter off of. addiction is a strong motivator

Same in Germany in the 80s

My uncle served in 1970 as a combat engineer. I don't know if he ever smoked, but he did once say over there that if you buy a pack of cigarettes from the locals, you would get marry Jane most times. He said you could trade one pack of smokes for a pack of joints and a Coca-Cola. Have you ever experienced that by chance. I'm curious as to whether he was joking or not. He normally doesn't joke around

@@jimmymarsh2489 yea you could trade smokes for joints they had all the marijuana but no good tobacco in country they loved the tobacco from the usa.

What for ?

Whenever I was in the field during my time in the Army, I found my ammo pouches were fantasctic storage compartments for my Swisher Sweet cigars.

@@g54b95 Please, be true to me, did You ever made a John Wayne copy, with some one taking a photo? Would love to see that!

send them to these guys

What color is the logo? Green or red? Green is earlier, red was caused by the government need for the green pigments.

It's surprising that scientists from other places did nazi the relation between cancer and cigarettes.

Ewwwwwww

if you think about it its actually an advantage as you dont have the glowing embers

@@therideneverends1697 its actually a disadvantage besauce its making you a pussy

No just an led screen and a giant cloud comi g out of nowhere

​@@Dibbs.Since when do vapes have a significant LED screen? You mean the 2 tiny digits showing the battery level? Not that many even have that

@@OffGridInvestorshut up

it's almost as if he was a human or something