Working in national security is a very cool business. It is worth listening to the experiences of someone who did this for 30 years in Canada
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.
When artificial immigration goals are seen as a priority and national security/public safety are ignored something is badly wrong
Most people exhibit signs before they carry out an act of violence (including acts of terrorism). So, whose responsibility is it to act on this info?
We know a lot about terrorism, its genesis, and its characteristics so why do we pussy foot around the precise use of language?
Why are governments so reluctant to release corroborated, accurate information in the wake of violent attacks when such a move can deflate further violence?
Jihadi terrorism remains by far the greatest scourge globally and Canada is not immune from it. We need to stop being in denial
Africa is beset by so many problems and jihadi terrorism may be the foremost of them. What does this mean for them and for us?
Why would African nations embrace a Russian mercenary group in counter-terrorism ops rather than use Western forces?
An alleged jihadi attack on a military chaplain in Ireland possibly tied to ISIS just shows how prevalent this threat is.
Terrorism analysis demands consistency and accuracy across the board: this entails the need to talk about Jewish terrorism in Israel