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ISLAMIC COLLEGE OF BRISBANE STUDENTS SUPPORT SHARIA LAW. Seven News Media brought Senator Pauline Hanson to an Islamic religious school for dialogue. A young student wearing a niqab told Hanson that she supported polygamy in Muslim countries and only opposed the practise because it is against the law in Australia. Hanson: Do you believe that men should have a number of wives? Student: If in Australia it is not allowed then I believe that they should follow the Australian law because they choose to live in this country. They should abide by the law. However, if they were in a country where it is allowed to have multiple wives and they're OK with it, then I don't see why there's a problem. Hanson: Do you believe in sharia law? Student: Yes. Hanson: Do you believe that should be allowed here in Australia? Student: Not in Australia because it's against the law. But it you look at - it's not just Muslims. If you look at non-Muslim population, there's lots of men with multiple wives. Hanson: But it is occurring here in Australia anyway. Student: Yes. Hanson: Do you believe that you should be allowed to be married off at your parents … to whoever the parents choose for you? Student: Yeah. I don't see why there is a problem with this because my parents know what's best for me. As long as there's a mutual agreement, if the child themself is fine with it, then I don't see why there's a problem..

Pauline Hanson attends an Islamic school and talks to a teenager. Hanson asks - why she wanted to wear the niqab, Nabiha explained that it strengthened her faith and allowed her to avoid being judged on her appearance. Yet the only part of this teenage that is visible are her eyes and her elects to wear makeup on her eyes? One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has grilled a teenage high school student at an Islamic school about her decision to wear a niqab, her views on sharia law and men taking multiple wives.  The conversation then turned to Nabiha's choice to wear a niqab, a face covering that leaves only the eyes visible.  Hanson asked whether it was Nabiha's own decision, or whether her family had influenced her. 'My mother wears it, but I chose to wear it,' Nabiha said. Asked why she wanted to wear the niqab, Nabiha explained that it strengthened her faith and allowed her to avoid being judged on her appearance. 'Wearing it makes me feel like people can't judge me based on my appearance. They focus more on other parts of me, how I talk and how I interact with other people.' ….. When Hanson asked whether she believed in sharia law, Nabiha answered: 'Yes.' Pressed on whether it should be allowed in Australia, she replied: 'Not if it's against the law.' Hanson then asked whether parents should be able to arrange a marriage for their child. 'Yes. I don't see why there's a problem, because my parents know what's best for me,' Nabiha said https://t.co/B8ZJQwwjqv

Ten years ago, many of us started warning about the rise of the alt-right, and we were told to shut up and focus on the left. Well now anti-Semitism, racism, and conspiracies are exploding all over the right (especially with young Republicans), with some of the biggest voices in America amplifying the most grotesque bigotry. There are no dog whistles any longer, only bullhorns. Some folks on the right are finally waking up and realizing that their obsessions with the woke left blinded them to the monsters in their midst. I hope it's not too late.