The world has always been a dangerous place but is it becoming more dangerous, even more so than during the Cold War?
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That Canada naively allowed two Chinese scientists linked to the PLA to work at a level-4 bio-lab in Winnipeg is yet another sign of how much national security is ignored
How can your country protect itself from threats to its nation if your leader does not believe it is a nation?
The Canadian government’s tendency to label our protectors ‘racist’ is insulting, inaccurate and undermines national security and public safety
While frustrating, we have to allow time for investigations to establish motive for attacks before jumping to conclusions: why don’t politicians get this?
In making decisions on national security and threats we cannot afford to get bogged down in useless debates about language and fear of ‘offending’ people.
Running a nation is complex enough without having ever-changing information (as well as dis- and misinformation) to deal with. Are governments able to do so effectively?
Busy people need help understanding the torrent of information sent to them, including intelligence. That is where a national security advisor comes in.
The nexus between the national security world and that of fiction (movies and books) is an interesting one – what are the challenges?
National security ‘expertise’ is woefully inaccurate and inadequate and is in need of examination – we must put these experts to the test.