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The Scott Thompson Show: Tough questions for Canadians

Flowers and a photo of killed police officer Keith Palmer on Whitehall near the Houses of Parliament in London, Thursday March 23, 2017.
Flowers and a photo of killed police officer Keith Palmer on Whitehall near the Houses of Parliament in London, Thursday March 23, 2017. AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth

Khalid Masood, a 52-year-old U.K.-born resident is the man who terrorized London, and the world, last Wednesday.
Not someone from a banned country, but someone born and raised within their borders.

How does it change the discussion when a terrorist is radicalized in, and then terrorizes, his own city?

Many say a terrorist is a terrorist no matter where they hail from.
Maybe so.

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But how does it change the way we investigate, apprehend, and prosecute them?
They are naturalized citizens.

How does it change the war on terror, and the way we eliminate it?

These are the real tough questions that Canadians, and the world, will have to answer in the very near future.

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I’m Scott Thompson.
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