Isn't Pauline Hanson right?, page-112

Once again you misquote and don't give the full facts her it is:

Conclusion

Diversity across the Muslim world is in part due to Islam's adaptability to the culture, time and place in which it is located. As large numbers of Muslims now reside in non-Muslim lands, this inherent adaptability remains important. Researchers in Britain are noting the emergence of an angrezi shariat (English Sharia), which is a reconstruction of Muslim laws in the English socio-legal context (Yilmaz, 2005). German Muslims have adapted to allow state law to govern family and inheritance matters. In Australia, there are Muslims - including Keysar Trad, spokesperson for Islamic Friendship Association and the Australian Federation of Islamic Council - who feel our system should be more inclusive and champion the case for legal recognition of aspects of Sharia law, including legalisation of polygyny for Muslim men. Other Muslims find that the Australian legal system has "much room" in it, and when this is coupled with Islam's adaptability, the result is that the two sets of laws are, by and large, compatible. In response to the case for polygyny, their argument would be that Islam does not make marrying more than one wife obligatory, but merely permissible in certain circumstances, and one of those circumstances is compliance with the law of land. They have noted that Muslim nations like Tunisia also make polygyny illegal. As Abdullah Saeed (2009) noted, "the freedoms that exist here are a part of Australian society's fundamental values and should be seen as a plus from a Muslim point of view ... In essence, Australian values and Islamic teachings on the question of freedom are not so vastly different. Both are based on ideas such as human dignity, justice, equity and egalitarianism" (paras. 14-15). For now, the status quo should prevail.

For now it says, so if Islam continues to spread in Australia Guess what?

Ban Islam its the only answer