Everything she says passes the Commonsense Test.

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(Just one small correction, if I may) ...

"Unfortunately for her, there are fundamentalist Muslims who don't feel the same way.

'I'm tired of having many Muslims, thinking I'm not Muslim because I don't put a scarf on,' she told Daily Mail Australia".

... (these are not fundamentalist Muslims, of course, but are your so-called 'majority-moderate Muslims').

What she says makes the likes of our weepy Attorney-General George Brandis look very pathetic indeed. 

In fact I wouldn't be surprised if Brandis isn't a closet pillow-biter ... being a wimpy Greek and all ... 

In a free society people are free to wear what they want. Government interference in that right, and other peoples interference in that right should be limited. I don't support people being forced to have to wear something. I also do not support people being forced not to wear an item. Do we really want to go back to the days where beach inspectors would fine people for showing their naval?

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She has a go at muslims who bludge on welfare and don't integrate,says supporters of Hizb ut Tahrir should be deported and backs Paulines call to ban the burqa, I guess muslim women like this will not be welcome on Q&A or at the ABC.   

Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 28^th, 2017 at 3:47pm:



now that would make an interesting group for Q&A...


this is another comment shes made that I like..


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minority groups are running the country at the moment  along with the politically correct mob...

is it working.??

I dont think so.....

if bill shitten gets in he will open a pandoras box of more minority groups...

and we wont just be paying off a giant debt...

sir prince duke alevine wrote on Aug 29^th, 2017 at 5:57pm:


The hijab became mandatory in Iran after the 1979 Islamic revolution, women living under sharia law don't have any say in this they have to wear it.

polite_gandalf wrote on Aug 30^th, 2017 at 8:12pm:


I guess it would be appropriate for me to go ahead and post photos of women being stoned to death for not wearing face covering, gandalf?  I suppose you're okay with that, because you know, the burka must be respected in all its form for being a muslim religious garment? Regardless of how anti-feminist, illiberal it is?

And we've spoken about this before but I'm sure you've forgotten: at the end of our discussion I made it quite clear I support the banning of sale, not of wearing. Similar to laws to do with cigerettes to minors: it is illegal to sell, but not to buy or wear.

On another interesting case I witnessed personally (of course anecdotal, but nonetheless): While standing in line at Munich airport to go through passport control, a woman (I suppose although one can of course never be sure) wearing a burka was granted access through security, with the guard glimpsing at her eyes and trying to compare to her photo, rather than asking her to remove the face covering (because you know...there were so many horny men waiting to pounce on her the moment she revealed her face). She wasn't escorted to a private room.  No, she literally went through the control without anyone actually checking her identity properly.  How marvellous. 

polite_gandalf wrote on Aug 30^th, 2017 at 8:12pm:


What is that black thing she is wearing under her swimsuit is it an Abaya or Chador?

Why does she wear that under her swimsuit?

polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 5^th, 2017 at 3:09pm:


Morocco banned the sale of the Burqa, do you think that's absurd or do you support it?