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Category: Canadian Intelligence Eh!
What is happening in the world of terrorism, as seen through the eyes of a former intelligence analyst.
In this podcast, retired Canadian intelligence analyst Phil Gurski discusses the subject of terrorism: what it is (and isn’t), trends, developments and more. Author of six books on terrorism, Phil is not shy to wade into controversial matters and provide his perspective honed from more than three decades in intelligence.
How can your country protect itself from threats to its nation if your leader does not believe it is a nation?
Western female jihadis have become a bit of a ‘soupe du jour’ of late in the media. How are we doing at prosecuting them for their crimes?
Governments have an unfortunate habit of declaring terrorist groups ‘defeated’ when that is not at all true: ISIS is a good example
China has been getting away with illegal activities in Canada for years: what will it take the Canadian government to act?
Policing in the West has taken quite a few hits of late. Does it need rethinking? Maybe we should hear what a former police commissioner has to say
You would think that a government would list terrorist groups for specific reasons (prosecution among them). Is it as easy as all that?
Afghanistan is now again under the medieval reign of the Taliban: what does this mean for the country and the region?
Terrorists are equal opportunity actors as a rule and this means that they may also target those who otherwise sponsor terrorist groups
Law enforcement agencies are placed in a tough spot when it comes to maintaining public order, especially when it comes to protests