Quoted in Newsweek on the rising violence around AI data centres. www.newsweek.com/data-center-...

At #TASMconf in Swansea this week. Presenting my @gnetresearch.bsky.social as a knowledge-ecosystem paper. A corpus audit of an industry-funded research venue. Jake Wright is presenting our "Files, Firearms, and Fantasies of Insurgency," paper co-authored with Ayse Lokmanoglu.

So the world's first trillionaire is also the man who gutted USAID, which is projected to cause millions of additional deaths among the world's poorest by 2030. No matter how angry that makes you, you're probably still not angry enough.

Quoted in @theguardian.com on the rise of anti-AI extremism. Very different groups, very different ideologies, converging on a shared anti-tech frame. You don't need ideologues calling for violence against AI; the tech CEOs are doing a pretty good case. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Early images from the San Diego Islamic Center attack appear to show scribed firearms and neo-Nazi iconography. If confirmed, this fits a broader REMVE pattern: weapons used not only as tools of violence, but as communicative artefacts signalling lineage, belonging, and ideological intent. 1/2

The Altman firebombing attempt and the "No Data Centers" shooting at Councilman Gibson's home aren't isolated incidents, they fit a recognizable historical pattern. My new latest article in the Sentinel piece on AI, grievance, and the future of political violence: ctc.westpoint.edu/beyond-misus...

With our new defender, Scoutabout, Canada might actually have a fighting chance at the World Cup 🇨🇦⚽️🐾 #PawballComingHome #PawsOnTheBall

Attack against Sam Altman’s home may point to emerging AI-linked grievance dynamics. Just this week at West Point, I warned that rapid AI adoption could fuel new grievances and make tech leaders symbolic targets. Too early to conclude, but worth watching closely. www.wired.com/story/sam-al...

At the Class of 1971 Student Conference on Terrorism at West Point. Argued that AI is not just a tool for extremists, it is also generating new grievances that may drive political violence. The key shift is from how AI is used to who becomes a target when it is seen as the source of harm.

Interviewed by Canadian Affairs on youth radicalization online in Canada. The piece highlights how benign content can act as entry points into extremist ecosystems, a dynamic central to our European Union funded project "AMALTHEA". www.canadianaffairs.news/2026/03/25/d...

A new piece in @thewalrus.ca looks at the nexus of the Canadian military and far-right extremism. I contributed context on how we study this issue in Canada, where data gaps mean relying on media reporting, ATIPs, and comparisons with other militaries. Worth a read: thewalrus.ca/in-quebec-ci...

If confirmed, the reported arrest of “Zé Carioca,” the alleged designer behind the Urutau, would be a significant development. Last year, we examined the Urutau and its implications for the global 3D printed firearm ecosystem for @gnetresearch.bsky.social gnet-research.org/2025/01/08/b...

Honoured to have my paper, “Ghost Guns, Real Violence: The Strategic Use of 3D Printed Firearms in Far Right Terrorist Plots,” featured in this inaugural issue. The article examines how 3DPFs are becoming embedded in extremist attack planning, often alongside explosives and other weapons.

Important investigation by the @antihate.ca. I was asked to comment on the case and noted that the presence of right-wing extremist ideology within military institutions can produce multiple forms of harm, from reputational damage to risks for personnel serving within the chain of command.

13 year old me would be so jealous of old me.

Quoted in ABC News on 3D-printed firearms after the Bondi attack. Software blocks on 3D printers may raise the barrier to entry, but they are not a panacea. Technical fixes alone will not keep pace. www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01...

It’s easy to imagine agents of state violence — like ICE — as uniquely evil. But history shows, under the right conditions, most humans are capable of horrors. It’s only in confronting that reality that we can begin to inoculate ourselves against it. @yveilleuxlepage.bsky.social helps explain:

Today I will be joining @rachelgilmore.bsky.social on Bubble Pop to discuss how ordinary individuals become agents of state violence, how language and institutions shape that process, and why it matters right now. Tune in at 11 AM EST.

🧵“How do seemingly ordinary people become agents of state murder?” This is one of the guiding questions I ask students in my graduate class on genocide/state violence. With recent events, it is a question many Americans are asking. I do not have a definitive answer, but here is a reading list: 1/

At the risk of repeating myself... "death squad behaviour".

On the killing of Renee Nicole Good, I just published a piece in @foreignpolicy.com arguing the Trump administration is weaponizing the narrative of “vehicular terrorism” as a shortcut to justify an unlawful killing: “death squad logic, adapted to American streets” foreignpolicy.com/2026/01/13/v...

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🧵In my expert opinion as a researcher of vehicle ramming attacks, what has been publicly described in the video evidence does not support the claim that Renee Nicole Good was attempting a deliberate ramming attack when she was shot in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026. 1/7

Pleased to be featured in the December 2025 Horizon Europe Newsletter of ISED Canada. I reflect on leading Canada’s contribution to the AMALTHEA project on gender and violent extremism and on building meaningful EU Canada research partnerships. www.uwo.ca/research/doc...

I will be leading Queen’s University’s contributions to the AMALTHEA project, a 3 year, €3.11 million Horizon Europe initiative on gender and extremism. This is the first Horizon Europe award in Queen’s University’s history. www.queensu.ca/cidp/press/q...

⭐Only 3 days left to apply! I am hiring a Postdoctoral Fellow at Queen's University in Kingston for #AMALTHEA, a 3 year Horizon Europe project on how gender shapes radicalisation & extremism. Apply if you work on gender, qualitative methods, or terrorism studies. www.queensu.ca/cidp/call-ap...

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Heureux d’annoncer que le Centre for International and Defence Policy a Queen's recrute un·e chercheur·e postdoctoral·e pour le projet européen AMALTHEA (#HorizonEurope) sur le genre, la radicalisation et l’extrémisme. www.queensu.ca/cidp/call-ap...

Excited to share that the Centre for International and Defence Policy at Queen's University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Fellow for our EU #HorizonEurope project AMALTHEA on gender, radicalization & extremism. www.queensu.ca/cidp/call-ap...

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I was interviewed for a new @bloomberg.com feature on 3D-printed firearms. I discussed how designs like the FGC-9 are spreading across online communities, where they are being reframed as tools of empowerment, resistance, and self-defense. www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...

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En tant que responsable de la section des affiches du congrès de l’Association canadienne de science politique 2026, j’annonce l’ouverture des candidatures pour le Prix de l’affiche 🏅 📅 Date limite : 10 nov. 2025 (HNP) 🔗 Soumettre : cpsa-acsp.ca/prix-de-lacs... #ACSP2026

As convenor of the Canadian Political Science Association 2026 Poster Section, I’m happy to announce that submissions for the CPSA Poster Prize are now open! 🏅 📅 Deadline: Nov 10, 2025 (PST) 🔗 Submit: cpsa-acsp.ca/cpsa-poster-... Share your research visually and connect with peers! #CPSA2026

One of the things that interests me most about this topic is how extremist violence reflects a broader armament culture where weapons are not just tools but carriers of meaning. When firearms are inscribed, customised, or 3D-printed with symbols, they become artefacts of identity and belonging.

Darren Steele, 29, from Newton Mearns, was arrested in 2023 after police found explosives, Nazi memorabilia, and 3DPF files. Newly released details show he had searched for Nicola Sturgeon’s home, suggesting a potential plot against the former First Minister. uk.news.yahoo.com/man-far-mate...

A 29-year-old man in London has been convicted of terrorism and firearms offences after attempting to 3D-print an FCG-9 Mk2 gun. Another case underscoring how extremists are adapting emerging tech to bypass controls and build capability. news.met.police.uk/news/man-att...

Deeply honoured to have presented my research at Everytown’s summit in NYC on the evolving threat of 3D-printed firearms. I discussed findings from my dataset of 50+ cases involving extremist actors, highlighting patterns, operational trends, and indicators. abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory...

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I spoke with Le Journal de Montréal about organized crime within the CAF. Cases at CFB Valcartier highlight the need for better data, transparency, and vigilance against infiltration that threatens both security and institutional integrity. www.journaldemontreal.com/2025/10/10/d...

Belgian authorities recently uncovered a suspected terrorist plot involving plans to use a drone to deploy an explosive device, alongside a 3D printer allegedly used to produce bomb components. www.politico.eu/article/belg...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and reports that the suspect etched obscure internet memes onto recovered bullet casings, @yveilleuxlepage.bsky.social examines the rise of inscribed and decorated firearms in political violence and argues such markings are deliberate communicative acts.

Reddit has finally banned FOSSCAD, the largest and longest-running subreddit dedicated to 3D-printed firearms. The community was removed for violating Rule 7: "Keep it legal, and avoid posting illegal content or soliciting or facilitating illegal or prohibited transactions."

At a Canadian charity festival, scammers used a 3D printer to make fake $8 tokens, defrauding local groups. Beyond weapons, 3D printing has enabled fraud from license plates to fake IDs. Emerging tech isn’t dangerous itself, but misuse is unpredictable. globalnews.ca/news/1141560...

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The killing of Charlie Kirk echoes the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat. Both were polarizing figures, admired by supporters and reviled by opponents. History shows assassinations rarely silence. They create martyrs, amplify conflict, and shape politics long after the act itself.

New article with Joery Matthys in Het Tijdschrift Politie. Using Operation Desarme 3D as a case study, we explore how right wing extremists across Western countries are experimenting with 3D printed firearms and what this means for law enforcement internationally.

Australia’s strict gun laws are being eroded by 3D-printed firearms. As I note in @australia.theguardian.com, 3DPF designers frame their work as a “new Second Amendment." Cultural artefacts meant to undermine state authority. www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...