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Opinion: CBC's refusal to distinguish between terrorism and war shows it can't think critically Original

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By Mark Milke, Barry Cooper
| National Post Verified
The problem with refusing to reason through the awfulness of civilian deaths is that it can lead to a spurious moral equivalence When the CBC recently backed away from an internal policy that instructed its journalists not to label 9/11 as a terrorist attack, it was a sensible reversal. But it occurred only after the broadcaster first dug in its taxpayer-financed heels.
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Barry Cooper: The Sydney attack was about spiritual — not political — terrorism

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By Barry Cooper
| National Post Verified
The West — and Israel — cannot reason with utopian fanatics Beach-goers flee Bondi Beach after two gunmen opened fire, in Sydney on Dec. 14, 2025. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.
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Commentary: CBC shies away from calling Hamas a terrorist organization

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By Barry Cooper
| Sask Today Verified
Military historians often use the term “asymmetric warfare” to describe the recent terrorist attack by Hamas on Israel. They use this language not to avoid considering the moral implications of terrorism or to refuse to distinguish between uniformed soldiers operating within military formations conforming to the laws of war and freelance combatants operating outside regular military service. The “asymmetry” refers to significant differences in military capabilities.
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