That's one way to get the message across, and get it for free too.
The peaceful Muslims......until it comes to freedom of speech, then the intidation and threats begin so much so than an ex Muslim woman fears for her life and has has to have security guarding 24/7.....The so called peaceful Muslims would behead her at the first opportunity no matter in what part of the world....It is a pity more Muslims women did not join her to protect women's rites and to be free of Sharia law......Sharia law and Muslim schools should be banned in Australia along with the burker.
slam critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali accused The Project's Waleed Aly of having an agenda
She said he used Orwellian tactics to downplay ISIS threat to help expansion
Ms Hirsi Ali had to cancel her Australian speaking tour over of security fears
She has lived with tight security because of stance against Islamist extremists
'Wth statements like that, tell him we've all read George Orwell, you want to turn things around and turn things on their head, we know exactly what you want to do,' she told 7News.
'Don't talk about ISIS because it empowers them.
'Gee. So let's all pretend ISIS is not there so that they can quietly expand. That's basically what he means.'
In November 2015, Waleed Aly told viewers on The Project ISIS was weak, following the terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people and wounded hundreds of others.
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'I know it doesn't look like it right now but it's the truth and they don't want you to know it which is why is it something we should talk about,' he said in his editorial which was viewed more than 16 million times online.
The 38-year-old Network Ten personality was previously an executive member of the Islamic Council of Victoria, whose board members have proposed separate sharia law courts in Australia.
In this same interview, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, 47, launched a scathing attack on sharia law and compared the burqa to a 'very big swastika'.
She made the comments on Tuesday after cancelled her upcoming Australian speaking tour over security fears.
'The burqa that covers the face... that is just like the ISIS flag. It's like wearing a very big swastika,' she said.
Controversial Islam critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali (pictured) has launched a scathing attack on Sharia law and compared the burqa to a 'very big swastika'
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Controversial Islam critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali (pictured) has launched a scathing attack on Sharia law and compared the burqa to a 'very big swastika'
Ms Hirsi Ali was forced to cancel her upcoming Australian speaking tour over security fears
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Ms Hirsi Ali was forced to cancel her upcoming Australian speaking tour over security fears
Ayaan Hirsi Ali says wearing a burka is like wearing a 'Swastika'
'Everywhere where Sharia law is applied women are robbed of their rights and their dignity.
'I cannot think of a system of law that dehumanises and degrades women more than Islamic law,' she said.
Ms Hirsi Ali also called for Islamic schools to be banned 'in Australia and all other liberal societies.'
The outspoken Islam critic was subjected to female genital mutilation as a child and set up the AHA Foundation to campaign against the barbaric practice.
Ms Hirsi Ali also compared the burqa to an Islamic State flag. Above, men and women dressed in burqas from the group 'Faceless' call for the banning of the conservative Muslim apparel
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Ms Hirsi Ali also compared the burqa to an Islamic State flag. Above, men and women dressed in burqas from the group 'Faceless' call for the banning of the conservative Muslim apparel
'The burqa that covers the face... that is just like the ISIS flag. It's like wearing a very big swastika,' she said. Above, she attends a book presentation in Germany in 2015
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'The burqa that covers the face... that is just like the ISIS flag. It's like wearing a very big swastika,' she said. Above, she attends a book presentation in Germany in 2015
She became an lawmaker in the Netherlands after seeking political asylum there in 1992 in an attempt to escape an arranged marriage to a cousin.
For years she has lived with tight security as a result of her stance on radical Islamists.
Ms Hirsi Ali was due to speak at events in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland this week.
Organisers of her trip Think Inc advised on Monday of the cancellation.
Ms Hirsi Ali became an MP in the Netherlands after seeking political asylum in an attempt to escape an arranged marriage
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Ms Hirsi Ali became an MP in the Netherlands after seeking political asylum in an attempt to escape an arranged marriage
For years she has lived with tight security as a result of her stance on radical Islamists
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For years she has lived with tight security as a result of her stance on radical Islamists
'Ayaan Hirsi Ali regrets that for a number of reasons including security concerns she must cancel her upcoming appearances,' Think Inc said in a statement on Monday.
'She wishes the event organisers success in their future endeavours and hopes to return to Australia in the not too distant future.'
Ms Hirsi Ali's trip to Australia had sparked protests from a group of Muslim women who accused her of hate mongering and bigotry.
Almost 400 signatures appeared on an online petition against Ms Hirsi Ali's speaking tour.
'Against a backdrop of increasing global Islamophobia, Hirsi-Ali's divisive rhetoric simply serves to increase hostility and hatred towards Muslims,' the petition, posted on change.org, said.
That petition was authored by Islamic Museum of Australia board director Sherene Hassan.
Ayaan Hirsi says Waleed Aly has agenda in downplaying ISIS threat
Islam critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali has accused The Project host Waleed Aly of having an agenda in downplaying the threat of ISIS in viral editorial seen by 16 million…
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