What to do with citizens who joined ISIS and now want to come home? | Phil Gurski

Lots of nations are agonising over what to do with citizens who joined ISIS or other terrorist groups and now want to come home. Some say they should and should be charged or 'deprogrammed'. Others want them to stay away. Listen to this latest Quick Hits podcast to see where Borealis stands on this issue.

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In this podcast, retired Canadian intelligence analyst Phil Gurski discusses the subject of terrorism: what it is (and isn't), trends, developments and more. Phil, author of five books on terrorism, is not shy to wade into controversial matters and provide his perspective honed from more than three decades in intelligence. From Canada to the greater West to the world, subscribe to listen to the thoughts of a person who 'worked at the coalface' for many years.

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Evidence in terrorism cases is proving difficult to find, while experts warn that the reintegration and rehabilitation of foreign fighters is an even greater challenge.

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[Neutralerer]

Sooo how is Canada and other Western states going to support the countries which suffered under those poor choices and to which these people are still a bourdon or even a thread. I think it should be decided by the Kurdish, the Iraqis and so on... Canada and others should have a responsibility for their citizens.