Terrorism. The definition of that word is widely known and widely accepted. The Encyclopedia Britannica people define it this way: “Terrorism is the calculated use of violence, or the threat of violence, to create general fear in a population and coerce a government or society to achieve political, religious, or ideological goals.” By any reasonable and objective standard, that is what happened nearly 25 years ago, on September 11, 2001: terrorism. On that terrible day, four

Here. "In the days after October 7, anti-Israel slogans, protests, and narratives appeared across the globe with extraordinary speed. To many, the movement looked spontaneous. But was it? Host Aviva Klompas speaks with political strategist and bestselling author Warren Kinsella about his new book, The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda. Drawing on decades of experience running political campaigns and combating extremist movements, Kinsella

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Most of literature, Hollywood, and popular culture trade on the same hoary theme: in big versus small, small wins. Or should. It’s originates in the Bible, as all of the best morality stories do. From Samuel 17, we all know the tale of the shepherd boy David, who does battle with the giant Goliath. Over nine feet tall, covered in gleaming armor, Goliath mocked the Israelites, demanding they send someone to fight him, day after day. David hears the taunts and volunteers. He ha

My book has been a bestseller for months, on Amazon and elsewhere, and it's now in it's third printing. Grateful to all of you who have picked it up. Here's some of things that people have said about it so far: David Frum, The Atlantic: "Just finished reading Warren Kinsella's remarkable book-length investigation of coordinated campaign of anti-Israel defamation since 10/7. Israel was targeted for genocide. When it repelled the genocidaires, it was accused of the very crime i

“You campaign in poetry,” Mario Cuomo once famously said. “You govern in prose.” That was a fancy way of saying that politicians often say one thing, of course, and end up doing another. Or - at least in the view of the former New York State Governor - that elections are sun-drenched daydreams. Elections, once won, rapidly devolve into reality - and, often, total nightmares. Welcome to Mark Carney’s nightmare. It’s not all his fault, of course. Donald Trump is the Mango Musso

"Just finished reading Warren Kinsella's remarkable book-length investigation of coordinated campaign of anti-Israel defamation since 10/7. Israel was targeted for genocide. When it repelled the genocidaires, it was accused of the very crime it stopped." "...a remarkable work of reportage and analysis. A writer without fear."

For months, Canada has been facing three existential threats, all happening in the back half of 2026. The first is Donald Trump’s threats to impose crippling tariffs on a wide range of Canadian-made goods. The outcome will be clearer by tomorrow, but the latest signals are not promising. The second threat is the nascent Alberta separatist movement. While the separatists are presently far behind in public opinion soundings, reports about interference by unseen Russian and Ame