
Conversations about all things national security in Canada and globally hosted by three retired Canadian intelligence practitioners with almost a century of experience in SIGINT, HUMINT and other forms of intelligence.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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After the Thanksgiving break, the lads are back to talk about 'eternal' peace in the Middle East thanks to Emperor Cheetoh, why are Canadian spy agencies subject to so much review and would you go to an Indian crime syndicate for community relations?... more
This week the lads delve into the increasing challenge of encryption, Canada's addiction to listing everyone as a terrorist group and wonder why Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree did not say anything daft this week.
In episode 3 of season 3 the lads weigh in on the implications of the Canadian government's recognition of Palestine, why Canada kneed an Irish hip hop band in the...knee, and what has Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree said now?
While drug-addled Al deals with a centipede from the seventh layer of hell, the boys (sober for once) delve into the rhetoric over the far left/far right in the West, why labeling organised crime groups terrorists is a 'terror-ible' idea and offer so... more
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Conversations center around national security in Canada and globally, often analyzing recent events, intelligence operations, and political dynamics from the perspectives of experienced former intelligence practitioners. Topics include the challenges faced by intelligence agencies, the implications of extremism, and the need for comprehensive security strategies. The hosts provide thoughtful commentary on global security threats, including terrorism, foreign interference, and emerging technologies, often blending serious analysis with humor derived from their extensive backgrounds.
Notably, the discussions not only cover Canadian national security but also explore its intersection with global events, delving into everything from operationa... more
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