This week, we heard news of a Muslim political bloc being formed to target Western Sydney seats held by Labor ministers in order to force the ALP to recognise the terrorist state of Palestine.
They've announced candidates and, no doubt, they will leverage the high number of Muslims living in those electorates.
In fact, two of those electorates, Blaxland and Watson, I mentioned in a previous speech in 2017 for their high Muslim populations.
I said that Labor's dependence on the Muslim vote was frightening.
As we can see, Labor today is hopelessly compromised on an issue that Australia can do absolutely nothing to change: the conflict between Israel and the terrorists seeking to destroy it.
I've been warning Australians about this for years. In my first speech in the Senate, in 2016, I warned that Islam does not support democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly nor, especially, the separation of church and state.
I said Islam supports a theocracy.
I said it doesn't separate religion from politics.
I said it may be a religion, but it's also much more than that.
It has a global political agenda and a system that dictates and regulates every aspect of a Muslim's life.
It is a system they plan to impose on all of us.
I warned that we were importing Islamic extremism that had led to the Australian tragedies like the Lindt Cafe siege, the murder of Curtis Cheng and the stabbing of two police officers in Melbourne.
At the time, we were also exporting Islamic extremism, with radicalised Australians rushing to Iraq to join the maniacs in Islamic State.
Pictures of an Australian child holding a severed head shamed our nation and appalled the civilised world.
Equally appalling to many Australians is the appeasement and coddling of Islam while the majority religion in our country, Christianity, is routinely demonised and persecuted.
'We can't offend the Muslims,' say the proponents of multiculturalism, but Christians are fair game.
I have repeatedly warned Australians about the dangers of allowing unrestricted migration of people from countries where this ideology is dominant.
Political Islam has no place in Australia, and everyone in this parliament has an obligation to kick it out.
This parliament has no legitimacy if it does not stand up to Political Islam.
This parliament has a constitutional, moral obligation to reject, resist and outlaw any movement which seeks to overthrow our democracy and fundamentally change our way of life.
