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Scott Beason BamaCarry Promotional Video 03/15/14

Alabama Senator Scott Beason visiting the BamaCarry table at the Alabama Gun Collectors Birmingham Gun Show on March 15th, 2014.

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chad black commented on 20 Mar 2014

Good work guys!

Unbelievably long gun show line in Birmingham

Went to the gun show this morning, and was greeted by this. Bear in mind that the end of the line is still around two more corners behind me, and i still have to ...

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jAs251000 commented on 06 Jan 2013

I'd turn around and go home, i guess if u don't have it by now your not getting it!!!!

jAs251000 commented on 06 Jan 2013

They had one here yesterday and today i don't have the patience to go lol!!!!!!!

SpeedPowerPassion commented on 06 Jan 2013

I was inside for about two hours. When i came out, it still looked the same.

A Ron Paul Girl at the Gun Show

A Ron Paul Girl Stops by our booth at the Birmingham Gun Show //www.ronpaul2008.com //gunowners.org/pres08/paul.htm.

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mocthezuma commented on 07 Jan 2008

Islamofascist-enabling Ron Paul? I would like to hear some evidence to back this statement! Does introducing sound money enable Islamofascism? Does stop killing muslims enable Islamofascism? Does securing the borders of america enable Islamofascism? Does preventing a recession, or even worse, a depression, enable Islamofascism? Does decreased government and increased personal liberty enable Islamofascism??? Are you so afraid of the ghost that you'd give away all your liberties? Shameful and sad.

saxmanchiro commented on 23 Jan 2010

So let me get this straight. If a leader of a powerful nation such as the USA, with the ability to annihilate every living thing, commanding the most destructive arsenal, is delusional, that's just fine? Ron Paul denies the fact of Evolution, as most extreme theists do, because it messes with his delusion. Having a delusional President is unconsitutional. A president should be of sound mind and body to be able to do the job, upholding the Constitution. Trumps the "no religious test" in my book.

Tom TA commented on 16 Sep 2010

@sfiorare And his vote on the spending bill? Against. If my constituents are going to get taxed into oblivion to pay for spending, I've got a responsibility to try to get some of the stolen funds back; ideally the bill des. If you can't change the system you can't ignore it. No politician is completely honest, but he's a damn sight more ethical, intelligent, and honest than the cretin-in-chief. If you're going to attack Paul for hypocrisy, I'm sure your even more outraged at Obama's. Right?

saxmanchiro commented on 04 Feb 2010

Ron Paul is on public record saying he doesn't 'believe' in Evolution. Denying a fact makes one delusional, especially considering when someone has been shown the evidence and they still deny facts. Anyone in power should not be so delusional. It's that simple for me, maybe not you. I could care less what he believes as a religious person. It doesn't change my feelings on the matter. The office of President of the USA should not be filled by a delusional person, it's dangerous, like Bush.

lakewood78 commented on 19 Sep 2010

Democrats and Republicans have been running the government for more than 150 years. Either the screwed up way things are is the way they want them to be, or they are pathetically incompetent, or more likely, they are corrupt to the core. They are nothing but two criminal organizations competing for the same turf. If you want to see change in America, do not vote for Democrats or Republicans. If they are the only choices, always vote against the incumbent in the primary. Vote them out.

smokinranger8 commented on 13 Dec 2009

He has won over more and more as the lemmings awaken. If you have any respect for yourself and you and a large part of the population go take a look at what he has done there is no doubt in my mind he will be president. The truth is a powerful message. People don't want to be slaves and once they realize that they are it will all change. Maybe his son Rand or Peter Schiff will make the leap in his absence but he has carried the torch of freedom with valor and virtue for a long time.

Tom TA commented on 16 Sep 2010

@sfiorare You seem to be a little confused on the distinction between legislation which takes from one person and gives to another (Katrina aid) versus legislation to extend home-buyer tax credits (Ike-related bill you're referring to) which lets a person keep more of the money that is already legally and morally theirs. As far as being in a district that gets the most dollars from Washington, how does that make him a hypocrite? Paul earmarks for his district? zero.

saxmanchiro commented on 13 Dec 2009

Who said I follow or like Obama? Even his level of religiosity is too much for this guy. I said at least he is less delusional than Paul. Obama is still full of woo. Unfortunately, to be able to get elected in USA, you need to worship sky daddy, which shows how stupid this country really is. I face these ignoramuses every day in my science class. They are so brainwashed, they won't question the cult of zombie worship even when shown the evidence to the contrary. Sad

sfiorare commented on 16 Sep 2010

@Anschutzhammerlitoz - all excuses aside it's extremely hypocritical, just like when ron paul spoke against funding new orleans after katrina, but didn't speak against taking federal funds after hurricane ike or like ron paul opposing big government, but consistently being the in the top legislative districts that take the most dollars from washington; he's one of the most deceitful politician in the country

Tom TA commented on 16 Sep 2010

@sfiorare Unfortunately, term limits are only useful if they get applied to everyone. It's the usual situation where those who would behave honorably (i.e., leave after some specified period of time) would be abandoning the field to the miscreants and thieves. It's sort of like saying "I don't like violence" and therefore letting a thug beat the cr@p out of you without resisting.

sfiorare commented on 16 Sep 2010

@Anschutzhammerlitoz - Paul played a role in obtaining 22 earmarks worth $96.1 million, which led the Houston congressional delegation, according to a Houston Chronicle analysis of more than 8,500 congressionally mandated projects inserted into the bill. His earmarks included repair projects to the Galveston Seawall damaged by Hurricane Ike and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.

sfiorare commented on 16 Sep 2010

@Anschutzhammerlitoz - ron paul says he votes no on everything, but he knows that the bills pass; it's dishonest; disingenuous and deceitful; i don't know of any politician that is as corrupt as ron paul; what happened to all that bomb money from the 2008 campaign? i guess the federal election commission wants to know, too; they are now investigating both ron and rand paul

shadowsofnineveh commented on 08 Jan 2008

Im not a ron paul supporter but The whole reason of the second amendment was to create a checks and balance against the federal government. Because i Believe strongly in the constitution and the federalist papers makes me a gun nut? So are you a freedom of speech nut? Sounds pretty stupid huh?

Bob Fake commented on 04 Feb 2010

As a person of science, you should be able to understand that religious people are not generally delusional, but rather, you are the offending person in this situation. Does what Ron Paul has said about his faith hurt you? Probably not. You can stop kidding yourself now.

Bob Fake commented on 23 Jan 2010

"...no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States." -USA Constitution, Article VI, section 3 Unfortunately, in their zeal to banish religion, atheists often forget the Constitution.

Charlie Foxtrot commented on 28 Feb 2011

@crazicracka54 Uhhhhhhhh what exactly are you talking about here? Bob Dole won his party's nomination in 1996 while Ron Paul's campaign was quickly derailed by the MSM as soon as he started gaining name recognition during the last campaign season.

Rednecks At A Gunshow - Matt Davis

Despite his southern upbringing, comic Matt Davis only just went to his first Gun Show, and may have been unprepared for the level of redneckery!

Brit Floyd - Time / Breathe (Reprise) - Birmingham Alabama April 26, 2013

Brit Floyd performing Time / Breathe (Reprise) from the Pink Floyd album The Dark Side of the Moon at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center on April 26, 2013.

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AlternatingFrogs commented on 03 Oct 2013

Nice to see these guys in America. They are fantastic and the next best thing to the real thing. Awesome!

Real ale Madrid commented on 06 Nov 2015

you don't clap along to The Floyd Behave

MIke Cooley's Solo Show

This is the whole show from 12/20/11 at Workplay Theatre in Birmingham, AL. I only missed 2 songs and that was Eyes Like Glue and Pulaski, sorry!

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patchouliskye commented on 26 Sep 2012

I just had to watch this again today, with my grand daughter Betsy Alice, I can tell she really loved it.....she is a Cooley fan already. Thank you for filming the whole show....hope all is well. Hope to see ya at a rock show soon!! peace,love and DBT

edthacow commented on 20 Dec 2012

The dirt underneath tour was really a extended unplugged tour. I was fortunate enough to see them do a 'regular' show one night and the next do the unplugged the next, awesome. Just wish Jason was still with them then.

Brandon Montgomery commented on 26 Jun 2013

fortunately they're on the road again. seeing them in NC in 3 days! I really enjoy the solo stuff that all 3 of them are putting out these days, and I miss the days of DBT with Isbell.

J Codyz commented on 12 Jul 2012

THANKS, I SEE THE BAND COMING UNGLUED??? I'LL BE IN LINE TO SEE THEM OCT. 2ND, HOPE IT'S NOT MY LAST. GREAT JOB!!!

edthacow commented on 20 Dec 2012

so happy to see the quality was good, at first it looked like the typical cell phone crap. Much kudos to you.

Brandon Montgomery commented on 26 Jun 2013

laughed my ass off when he was talking about booking the show to get out of the house. Love these guys.

TheRedDirtFarmer commented on 11 May 2013

Cooley is every bit the southern writer that Larry Brown was, Walker Percy was, and Bill Faulkner was.

Barry McCord commented on 05 Jan 2012

oh my god! Thank you ajolie101! Catching Cooley solo is on top the bucket list tonight!

Patti Cooley commented on 11 Feb 2015

would you like to go to Boston in 2016 for a Cooley family fun time? just askin.

GuitarManUpstairs commented on 25 Dec 2011

Excellent work nailing the entire show!!! Thank you so much! It was an amazing show!

melloyelloenthusiast commented on 02 Mar 2013

Were you right by the "Love Like This" gal or was she just that loud and obnoxious?

Tom Harris commented on 24 Dec 2011

Thanks for posting, I live about 10 hours away so this is as close as I can get.

grace954 commented on 03 Jan 2012

Thanks so much for posting this! You did a fine job with picture and sound.

biggothepiggo commented on 24 Dec 2011

This is fantastic. Thanks so much. You did a wonderful job. Thank you!

John Schultz commented on 03 May 2012

Good show, it is interesting to hear acoustic versions of DBT songs.

ToniSavela commented on 13 Jan 2012

He is clearly one of the greatest songwriters today. Amazing.

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