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Description: Dr Stanley Montieth and William N. Grigg
For over a decade, prior to his retirement, Dr. Monteith led a delegation of physicians from Santa Cruz County to the House of Delegates of the California Medical Association. For 10 years he led the battle
within organized medicine in California to address the AIDS epidemic as a medical issue rather than a civil rights issue. As a result of his experiences trying to implement an effective medical approach to the HIV epidemic, he wrote the book, "AIDS:The Unnecessary Epidemic", the widely circulated pamphlet, "To Deceive a Nation", and more recently, "A Nation Deceived and Betrayed." Supported by physicians across our nation, his public health approach to the HIV epidemic was eventually accepted by the
California Medical Association. Unfortunately, powerful forces continue to oppose the dictates of doctors. Dr Monteith currently spends five hours daily on talk radio, writes extensively, and lectures on
geopolitics. He has spent 30 years researching the causes for America's spiritual and moral decline.
Dr Stans guest is William N. Grigg
Age: 45
Gender: Male
Astrological Sign: Aquarius
Zodiac Year: Rabbit
Occupation: Writer, editor, dogmatist
Location: Payette : Idaho : United States
About Me
Grateful follower of my Lord Jesus, equally grateful husband to my wonderful wife Korrin, inadequate father to five delightful children
Oscillate my metallic sonatas with your plan for the Panama canal:
I'm sorry -- you must re-state your gibberish in the form of a QUESTION, cretin.
Interests
My lovely wife and wonderful family politics music literature science fiction martial arts/physical culture
cooking but NOT astrology.
Favorite Movies
My oldest son's name is William Wallace Grigg. Duh.
Favorite Music
Bach Latino ballads fusion 1970s rock particularly Thin Lizzy and Rush.
Favorite Books
The Bible, The Federalist (and Anti-Federalist)Papers, Reflections on the Revolution in France, The Law
(Bastiat), Our Enemy the State, (Nock) The Road to Serfdom (Hayek), The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Robert Parker's "Spenser" series anything by Louis L'Amour... this list will have to be a work in progress.
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