Politics and the Language of Terrorism in Canada

Broadly speaking preferred over accuracy for Trudeau government.

Mathew Giagnorio

and

Phil Gurski

Jan 01, 2023

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Proposed anti-terrorism legislation in Canada could limit free expression, says OSCE media freedom representative | OSCE — The Centre Block, the main building of the Canadian parliamentary complex on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. (Flickr/mcdemoura)

Being able to accurately describe and make clear distinctions between a particular style and type of threat to national security such as terrorism (domestic and foreign) allows for precision and understanding for pr…

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A guest post by

Phil Gurski

Former Canadian intel (32 yrs), author of 6 books on terrorism, jihadi specialist