Montel keeps it real.

[v88dx]

heard about this from a coworker so had to post it up for others if they ahve not seen it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Sk06...eature=related

i'm sorry if this is a double post but, i'm glad to hear that some people still cares about our men and women overseas.
Montel just keeping it real!

[rupert]

Go Montel!

[xdfan80]

I never watch any of those cable "news" channels anymore. You dont get much real un biased news. I dont want to hear about celebrity fluff or a right wing or a left wing stance on whats going on. Nothing against Heath Ledger, Im not really talking about him or that story.When I want to hear the news, I just want to hear about what happened. Just the facts. Just my 2 cents.

[Yuppicide]

montel williams on medical marijuana

I have always said that I am the person who is solely responsible for my health. So when the excruciating pain in my feet became constant, I tried several commonly prescribed painkillers. The results? Little relief and unbearable side effects. The last alternative left? Medical marijuana. In fact, marijuana has helped my symptoms so much that I have become an advocate for the legalization of medical marijuana for qualified patients like me—those suffering from debilitating and/or devastatingly painful diseases. Unfortunately, at this time in our nation's history, only 10 states have enacted laws to eliminate criminal penalties for the doctor-approved use of marijuana. Other states have symbolic legislation that does not fully protect the individual who uses medical marijuana.
Because I do not condone breaking any law, I would like to see all 50 states and the federal government decriminalize medical marijuana. I would also like to see more research into its effects on MS—for the treatment of pain and spasticity.
To support the "Truth in Trials Act" (H.R. 1717), the first-ever medical marijuana bill in the U.S. House of Representatives designed to help prevent sick people from being labeled as criminals, please log on to www.aclu.org. You might also visit www.drugpolicy.org, the website for the Drug Policy Alliance, which advocates for new drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights or www.mpp.org, the website for Marijuana Policy Project, the largest marijuana policy reform organization in the United States.
Those just acquainting themselves with this issue might review the research on medical marijuana as it relates to MS, including an objective look at both the risks and benefits. I recommend that you visit the Rocky Mountain MS Center's Complimentary and Alternative Medicine website, www.ms-cam.org.