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▶ Professor Emeritus MARTIN RUDNER
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▶ Just Fighting ISIS is a Fatally Flawed Strategy
▶ It's okay as long as you believe it's okay
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▶ Is China a Friend to Canada, or Not?
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▶ Comments from the PM's Security Advisor
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Response to far-right violence a low priority

Some in U.S. federal law enforcement suggest they don’t have the authority to use existing terrorism laws to prosecute domestic right-wing violence, but nothing could be further from the truth, says a former FBI agent.