Dear Paul,

The Pauline Hanson burqa stunt disproved her point:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-18/pauline-hanson-burqa-stunt-disproved-her-point/8819162

For Hanson it was the star attraction in a stunt more closely
resembling a year 12 much-up day prank.

And that's being generous because -
I doubt if Ms Hanson ever made it to year 12.

Foxy,

Sneering at Hanson's presumed lack of formal education is not a good tactic, given the idiocy that comes from 'highly educated' university graduates these days. Very disappointing.

The immigration of muslims from the middle East has given thousands of people jobs in the security industry.

Dear ttbn,

I'm not sneering at Ms Hanson's lack of education but
at her ignorance and actions. There is a difference.

Dear runner,

And some of this country's Christian religious
leaders have given the legal professions and
courts such massive opportunities to get rich
through all the cases of child abuse currently
under investigation. And think of all the
Royal Commissions that still lie ahead.
An on-going saga for many years to come.

Pauline Hanson, dropped out of school when she was 15 and also left her home to work in a variety of unskilled clerical and service jobs. In 1978, she started a plumbing and roofing business and finally opened a fish and chips shop in Ipswich in 1987. Nothing wrong with that.

Hi Foxy, some of the most reasoned people I have met, have had minimal formal education, so have some of the most ignorant. One of my dearest friends is studying for the ministry, working tirelessly for his people. Unselfishly administering to them when the need arises, which is often. He has a much greater ability to understand people than many of the far better educated do. Still, he is having difficulty with the formal side of his church study, one weekend per month in Auckland's theological college, and that worries him. He does well for a bloke who can't afford shoe laces, then he tells me, he don't need shoe laces. Dresses from the town's hooka hooka shop.