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Author Archives: Saad Omar Khan

The Political Advantage of Islamophobia

January 13, 2016by Saad Omar Khan Leave a comment

Saad Omar Khan The imagery in Donald Trump’s latest campaign commercial speaks for itself: a horde of people at an airport passport control line dissolving into a picture of armed […]

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Democracy, Elections, Ideology & Political Philosophy, Immigration, Integration & Citizenship, Middle East, Public Policy, Security, Defence & Military, U.S.

The Paris Attacks and the New Paradigm of Terrorism

November 17, 2015by Saad Omar Khan 1 Comment

Saad Omar Khan No matter what cause one defends, it will suffer permanent disgrace if one resorts to blind attacks on crowds of innocent people. -Albert Camus The evening of […]

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Democracy, Foreign, Ideology & Political Philosophy, Immigration, Integration & Citizenship, International Relations, Middle East, Public Policy, Security, Defence & Military

Why the West’s Syrian refugee crisis is unresolvable

October 7, 2015by Saad Omar Khan 1 Comment

Saad Omar Khan In the early morning of September 2, 2015, Alan Kurdi—a three-year old Syrian Kurd—boarded a flimsy inflatable raft with his parents and brother on a voyage from […]

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Human Rights, Immigration, Integration & Citizenship, International Relations, Middle East

“This threat that we face”: the Senate’s report on terrorism

August 4, 2015by Saad Omar Khan Leave a comment

We cannot try to appease this threat that we face, says Senator Daniel Lang, Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on National Security and Defence. The unappeasable “threat” Senator Lang […]

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Ideology & Political Philosophy, Immigration, Integration & Citizenship, Justice, Security, Defence & Military

Civil Liberties in the Age of Terror: Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Act

March 23, 2015by Saad Omar Khan 2 Comments

Saad Omar Khan The international jihadist movement has declared war on Canada. We are being targeted because jihadi terrorists hate our society and the values it represents. Jihadi terrorism is not a […]

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Canada, Justice, Public Policy, Security, Defence & Military

Fighting “Barbaric Cultural Practices” as Public Policy

January 5, 2015by Saad Omar Khan Leave a comment

Saad Omar Khan Sometime in his tenure as Britain’s Commander-in-Chief in India during a period of British rule in the nineteenth century, General Sir Charles Napier was approached by several Hindu priests […]

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Asia-Pacific, Canada, Featured, Gender, Public Policy, Social

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