It is frightening that with all indicators blinking red on a probable jihadi attack in the offing the Canadian government does not understand the threat
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.
The Canadian government is doing a terrible job at calling terrorism what it is, preferring to focus on only one part of the violence spectrum
Woke and political correctness cultures prevent us from talking honestly about the single greatest terrorism threat globally: that carried out by jihadis
In an effort to be seen to do something about foreign interference, the Canadian government announces a ‘foreign agent registry’. Now what?
More and more is being learned about foreign interference in Canadian elections and less and less is being done about it
The old phrase ‘once burned twice shy’ does not seem to apply when it comes to Russia and Afghanistan: why would the former want to jump back in to the Central Asian nation?
Chinese theft of Canadian technology goes on and on and on and our government does not care at all about the damage done
It is expected that those responsible for errors admit their mistakes and take ownership: not this government when it comes to PRC interference in Canada
Two recent attacks in Australia have people wondering what constitutes terrorism and what doesn’t: is it time to rethink the concept?
Is Canada putting too much under the terrorism rubric with serious consequences for trying to stop it?