 Want an e-mail when there's something new? Join the e-mail news list today! in the press Interview: "Self-organisation: Counter economic strategies" book Interviewer: Will Bradley, Sunday, October 15th, 2006 
"In the wider sense, there are things that are band aids that cover the bleeding but what we also really need to do is stop the conflict so there is no bleeding, and the way to do that is that we need to inform people what is happening." An interview for a book about the many approaches to the creation, dissemination and maintenance of alternative models for social and economic organisation, and the practical and theoretical implications, consequences and possibilities of these self-organised structures.  Not the Full Picture: Israel’s Media Censorship Interviewer: Jenka Soderberg, Free Speech Radio News, Tuesday, August 15th, 2006 
Israel's war with Lebanon, and its ongoing invasion of Palestine, have been fought not only on the ground and air with weapons, but also on the airwaves and the internet - as supporters of Israel engage in new types of 'cyber-warfare' online, and the Israeli government engages in unprecedented censorship of media and use of cell phone messaging to inform potential targets to evacuate. Jenka Soderberg reports. Massacre on a Beach in Gaza Mike Whitney, Center for Research on Globalization, Friday, June 16th, 2006 
In Nigel Parry's "Does Israel have a Policy of Killing Palestinian Civilians?" the author digs into the larger issues surrounding targeted assassinations... Parry draws from his years of first-hand experience living in the occupied territories and witnessing the violent reaction of the IOF to Palestinians protests. In the many cases when he saw young Palestinians shot dead by Israeli soldiers, he never remembers an incident when any of the soldiers were in a life-threatening situation. Nigel Parry on MSNBC MSNBC (US), Wednesday, March 8th, 2006 
Nigel Parry appeared on MSNBC on March 8th to discuss blogs in the Middle East. The Israeli government was launching a new video blog website, to show "the other side of Israel", and the network wanted someone familiar with the Palestinian Internet to comment. Only a few phrases from the 5 minute interview were used in the final segment, which worked to utterly negate the primary point I raised, namely that a lot of the Palestinian blogs that have been around are shutting down out of exhaustion, the longer the conflict continues, because those are the people taking the overwhelming brunt of it in that lopsided conflict. World sees shocking images of British soldiers' brutality Dominic Kennedy, The Times (London), Monday, February 13th, 2006 
The assault on four Iraqi teenagers and the cameraman's mocking commentary have enraged people throughout the Middle East, reports Dominic Kennedy. A shocking breakdown of military discipline is caught on video as eight burly British soldiers rain 42 kicks and blows on four puny young male Iraqi civilians, one of them a child... 'Britain has dramatically found itself in its own Abu Ghraib scandal.' -- Nigel Parry, writing for Chicago-based ElectronicIraq.net |
      
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