Why does everyone shy away from condemning jihadis when it comes to sexual violence? After all, they have a long track record of these crimes.
Author: Phil Gurski
Phil Gurski is the President and CEO of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting Ltd. Phil is a 32-year veteran of CSE and CSIS and the author of six books on terrorism.
Writing a good fiction should probably require some experience to inform a good plot. This is especially true for spy fiction.
The Canadian government’s refusal to use correct terminology to describe jihadi terrorism is kowtowing to political correctness.
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
Another week another total domination by Islamist terrorism. This trend line has held up so far in 2024 and is very unlikely to change. It is time to accept facts.
Jihadis are misogynist at the best of times but the Taliban take the cake. How are Afghan women coping with these extremists back in power?
A very lethal week in terrorism, with the ISK attack in Moscow dominating the news. All deaths this week were at the hands of jihadis (RWE: 0)
Making and breaking codes is classic spycraft. Are the bad guys winning at this game and what are the implications for national security?
Why can’t Canada label jihadi terrorism accurately as its allies do? What is it afraid of? No matter what you call it, it is the #1 terrorist threat globally
While it is always a good strategy to wait for more confirmation when it comes to terrorism, we can make initial assessments based on what we know.