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Al Gore throws his support behind presidential candidate Barack Obama, Bush & UK PM warn Iran... again, and Zimbabwe's longtime leader tells the opposition he'll have them arrested. Marta Costello hosts the gnooze (the g is silent)- today's top stories in about 3 minutes. Bloopers, t shirts and more at http://gnooze.com ! Music by Pistol Youth: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=19522968720 and Special Thanks to Lettuce for the t-shirt/logo design - http://www.lettuceoffice.com

The Iranians as well as the rest of the Arab/Muslim world and Europe will be looking to see if America can be trusted again for Obama will represent a new direction and a new method of operation. His willingness to sit with our adversaries and listen to their concerns and fears while putting forth a strong secure and positive image should deflate the windbag rhetoric coming from Ahmadinejad. Since the Iranians have decided to call Bush’s bluff over the sanctions being mounted against them, it is clear to us here at Issue Under Fire that it is a matter of national pride that is driving their insistence on pursuing nuclear energy production (weapons grade or otherwise). If we approached them from that standpoint, there might be a way to talk them down and accept some form of monitoring. To date, it has been, don’t do as we do, do as we say do. We have told them to comply or else. That approach will always be met with resistance even if only to show the world that they ain’t no punk

At the risk of appearing presumptuous we are going to focus on Barack Obama’s most pressing problem that he will face on day one of his presidency. Upon review of the state of the nation and the readiness for change the average American voter has exhibited, we are predicting now, that Sen. Obama will indeed be our next president. We are aware that the economy, fuel and food, jobs for American workers as well as affordable healthcare and the foreclosure circus are the domestic frontrunners for his attention, but without question, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict/Mid East tensions is going to dominate and challenge his energies by far. Firstly, the president wrapped up his farewell tour of the world with hints of kicking Iran’s ass should they not ease up on the nuke development stuff. Next, he managed to get Great Britain’s Prime Minister Gordon Brown to back his play on tougher sanctions against Tehran. The Iranians, backers of Hezbollah can’t be all that thrilled to hear this ne

It’s finally over, in time for it all to start all over again. As Hillary scoops the Democratic nomination, Spike talks about…. what? Oh, he did? Obama? Really? B-but six months ago… Hmm. It’s finally over, in time for it all to start all over again. As OBAMA scoops the Democratic nomination, Spike talks about the primary as a whole and looks ahead to five more months of this guff, intensified. Well, at least he’ll have plenty to talk about, right? Questions: What links (never a frown with) Gordon Brown to scary mentalist Derren Brown, other than the name? Why is Google turning into an AOL/MySpace hybrid? How well does Tony Blair know his Bible? Who says Britain’s “moral vacuum” is turning formerly good Christians into Islamic fundamentalists, and why? And how does that relate to the apparently moribund world of local radio? What can stop kids smoking and drinking? Are internet users ruthless and selfish? And what’s WITH that slutty mermaid…? All the answers, and much more, are in these eighty action-packed minutes of Rage. Don’t forget to kee pin touch with comments/complaints/factoids/free porn at SpikeShow.com. Does you Facebook? Then join the Rage Machine Co-Conspirators’ Group. Invite a friend. Get that friend to invite a friend. Get that friend’s friend to invite a friend, and so on. It’s at http://facebook.spikeshow.com

Author: EdParnell Added: Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:19:36 -0800 Duration: 89A heartfelt appeal from a small business man

Author: EdParnell Added: Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:19:36 -0800 Duration: 89A heartfelt appeal from a small business man

Sorry about the repost. Something went wrong. Howwibly, howwibly wrong. If you listened with the embedded flash player, chances are everything worked out just fine. If you use the RSS feed, you’d’ve gotten a mashed-up, short show. Sorry about that. If I understood what happened, I’d be making real money with a real job in computers. Oh well. It’s fixed now, so enjoy it! If you have any problems listening, let me know at the usual address so I can fix them, because most of the time I have no idea… After a “bloody hell moment” through the week and major praise from major quarters over last week’s show, our hero gets back to ‘nobody listening and it being rubbish’ usual, discussing whether Barack Obama can moan, whine and bleat over his wife being criticised, whilst sending her out to public events to campaign for him – were her original comments misunderstood? Or should she have stood her ground? E-Mail Spike at the usual address if you have any thoughts on the case. D’y’think John McCain has any grounds for criticising O, over his lack of military service? And did the AP/MSNBC overstep journalistic boundaries be referring to McCain as a “war hero” in the article rather than a veteran? You might like to comment on that, too. TEN GRAND to renovate a kitchen? TEN GRAND?? You better believe it. That, and other taxpayer-paid revelations in the expense accounts of British MPs. Prime Minister (neverafrownwith) Gordon Brown is launching a new service with YouTube, whereby the lumpen proletariat can submit questions. Spizzike looks at a few quizzestions asked of G-Bizzle by the great, good and snappily dressed of Grizzeat Brizzitain. The heads of the five families were dragged up to capitol hill and grilled by Spike’s new sarcastic hero. All that, and a man who doesn’t want to make any money. But, according to an anti-NRA organisation, is quite happy for straw purchasers to. Ha ha ha ha!

After a “bloody hell moment” through the week and major praise from major quarters over last week’s show, our hero gets back to ‘nobody listening and it being rubbish’ usual, discussing whether Barack Obama can moan, whine and bleat over his wife being criticised, whilst sending her out to public events to campaign for him – were her original comments misunderstood? Or should she have stood her ground? E-Mail Spike at the usual address if you have any thoughts on the case. D’y’think John McCain has any grounds for criticising O, over his lack of military service? And did the AP/MSNBC overstep journalistic boundaries be referring to McCain as a “war hero” in the article rather than a veteran? You might like to comment on that, too. TEN GRAND to renovate a kitchen? TEN GRAND?? You better believe it. That, and other taxpayer-paid revelations in the expense accounts of British MPs. Prime Minister (neverafrownwith) Gordon Brown is launching a new service with YouTube, whereby the lumpen proletariat can submit questions. Spizzike looks at a few quizzestions asked of G-Bizzle by the great, good and snappily dressed of Grizzeat Brizzitain. The heads of the five families were dragged up to capitol hill and grilled by Spike’s new sarcastic hero. All that, and a man who doesn’t want to make any money. But, according to an anti-NRA organisation, is quite happy for straw purchasers to. Ha ha ha ha!

I am now a puppet!... but my puppet needs to work on it's french accent. In other news, I just got back from Google Zeitgeist where I met some really cool people and heard Gordon Brown, Queen Rania and Salmon Rushdie speak. I also hang out with the Ask a Ninja men and analyze several social networks. Imagine that!

Britain's Gordon Brown is using YouTube to reach young voters.

Confusion follows the torch, Gordon Brown won't go, and airplane are grounded again. Marta Costello hosts the Gnooze (the g is silent) - today s top stories in about 3 minutes. Maybe want to order a gnooze T-Shirt at http://gnooze.com/gnooze-store ? They're shipping now! Music by Pistol Youth: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?i... and Special Thanks to Lettuce for the t-shirt/logo design - http://www.lettuceoffice.com

The next person to inspire me: Mrs Patel from our local Post Office, about to be closed down by incompetence and corruption in government and the privatised Post Office. This is today's film for the Pangea Day Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards.The brief is to make 2 minute films about:The next thing that makes you smile.An act of kindness.The next person to inspire you.The best part of today.They don't stipulate in the rules that it has to even be shot on a phone, never mind a Nokia, but I'm doing what I always do and shooting AND editing on my N93. Hopefully that'll give me extra brownie points with the judges! (if I get that far) Please go here to the Pangea Day channel on Ovi and give me VIEWS and COMMENTS and FAVORITES to help me out. You need to sign up for an Ovi account to comment, but if you have a spare two minutes, *please* do (also, you should upload your own)! It's only the most popular films that will get a chance to go in front of the judges. I should say that aside from the main competition at Ovi, the remarkable Mr David Howell has been appointed by Nokia to run his own Pangea Day competition at http://davidhowellstudios.com - post a link to your film in his comment section by May 2nd. ANYWAY, enough sellingas for today's film...The Government are currently engaged in a disgraceful act of cultural vandalism. I believe that in 10-20 years - and beyond - they will be remembered for two things: The Iraq War, and the loss of the Post Office. For the sake of a mere 200m per year, they are closing the last remaining centre of community in thousands of towns, villages and urban neighbourhoods. This is a brief interview with Mrs Patel, who has run our Post Office for 35 years. Two posts offices within half a mile of here are closing. Seven in our Borough. We have a higher density of older and disabled people in this ward than anywhere else in the borough - people who will lose vital services. I'm glad that I'm not going to be in the country at the next election. I'd be in a real dilemma at the ballot box. I couldn't bring myself to vote Tory, but nor could I bring myself to reward the current bastards for everything they're doing. Every day, more reasons to emigrate. The Post Office issue is a classic case of everything that's wrong with a) blind Privatisation and b) our party-based representative democracy. The local MP, Andy Slaughter, who lives opposite me, was fiercely against the closure of the Post Offices. But he couldn't express that view in Parliament, where he represents us, or he'd lose his job. He was forced to vote for something he knew to be wrong, because his weak, venal party leadership had decreed it as policy. Anyway, you probably came here to watch me making my usual arse of myself, not listen to my political opinions, so I'll stfu and let you meet the lovely, inspiring, discarded Mrs Patel.

Author: TopTipster Added: Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:19:34 -0800 Duration: 135Satire of Prime Minister Gordon Brown and New Labour. A sad reflection on the state of British politics in the 21st century.

Author: TopTipster Added: Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:19:34 -0800 Duration: 135Satire of Prime Minister Gordon Brown and New Labour. A sad reflection on the state of British politics in the 21st century.

After an entirely melodramatic introduction, a rundown of his merry maladies, and an earth-shattering announcement, Spike does exactly what he promises not to; talks about American politics. Not for long though. And he does pay a rare compliment to John McCain, so that alone is worth listening for, because it probably won’t happen again. British Prime Minister (Never A Frown With) Gordon Brown wants every Brit to be on the organ donor list by default – Spike, who currently has an uncle in need of a lung transplant, isn’t sure how he feels about it. The death penalty debate comes around again with the release of Ohio death row Scot Kenny Richie, why the people who spent the most on a Blu-Ray DVD player are getting the crappy end of the stick, the Oscars, fakey psychics and the answer to why American Idol isn’t selling records. All that, plus another appearance from Brendan The Iremonger (iremongerlives.blogspot.com) with his traditional Podcast-Within-A-Podcast which, this week, includes Brendan’s fine baritone singing voice belting out a verse of “Jobbie Circus” and plenty of feedback from the cheeky chappies in the peanut gallery.

In the first real Rage Machine of the year, Spike talks about the race for the Whitehouse; Hillary battles Obama battles Huckabee battles McCain battles gawd knows who next. Why is Hillary skeevy and untrustworthy? Why is John McCain skeevy and untrustworthy? Why did John Edwards and Mike Huckabee win Iowa but get trounced in New Hampshire? Spike, as usual, has all the answers. Because he’s awesome. Also! MPs in Britain – already paid extremely well – say that there’s no money to give to working stiffs living paycheck to paycheque, but are more than happy to awards themselves a 2% pay increase. You know, for all that good work they’ve been doing. Furtherwards of a talkingness on this feature-length edition, why you didn’t hear the two shows that happened last week, how Old Spike gave his son a fever blister from three and a half thousand miles away, the battle over the next home video format and other geekery, shenanigans, goings on, bedlam and “antics”. For a penny. All that and the podcast-within-a-podcast from Brendan the Iremonger (at iremongerlives.blogspot.com) and the real story of the Jobbie Circus, including the new anonymous website www.thejobbiecircus.com and Spike’s switch to Linux. Want to know what’s coming up on the next show? Watch the show’s topics evolve and get your two American cents (roughly four British pence at current exchange rates) in at the new Delicious page: http://del.icio.us/spikenesmith You know how to get in touch, doncha? TheRageMachine@gmail.com – and don’t forget to become a Facebook Fan of the Rage Machine here: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=8206375097

Author: revver4revver Added: Sat, 05 Jan 2008 09:48:10 -0800 Duration: 30Railing against impaling by staking a lyrical miracle, British Prime Minister - Gordon Brown Performs/Transforms : "London Town".

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Following the tidal wave of a request to get this week’s show podcasted (this one’s for you, Paul!) here is the pre-Halloween “really terrible week” catered-by-the-neighbours Rage Machine in which Spike remembers his dead friend, muses over why “trick or treat night” is on the 30th down his way – despite Halloween being on the 31st – and runs down the categories of ToTers, he talks about the “don’t tase me bro” guy, why Australian TV’s ‘worm’ is a good idea, and why a 100 year old mouldy orange is a rubbish museum exhibit. All with his mouth full of candy. You know the drill by now, right? Email TheRageMachine@gmail.com Send a voicemail through http://odeo.com/sendmeamessage/TheRageMachine Join the SNRM Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5266341551

Author: Films4You Added: Fri, 02 Nov 2007 06:40:23 -0800 Duration: 143Gordon Brown's TAX The POOR song. What a Terrible Voice, (and song). That matches Gordon Browns Tax System http://taxcreditscandal.blogspot.com/

Author: Films4You Added: Fri, 02 Nov 2007 06:40:23 -0800 Duration: 143Gordon Brown's TAX The POOR song. What a Terrible Voice, (and song). That matches Gordon Browns Tax System http://taxcreditscandal.blogspot.com/