They’ve already convicted her husband of terrorism.
She has
sued the police for damages over the raid [on their house], alleging violence and assault in the course of the search.
The family lost, and were ordered to pay $250,000 in court costs to the Australian Federal Police and the New South Wales Police.
Her thing is that she refused to give crucial exonerating evidence because the court – after the judge tried a variety of accommodations which she rejected – wouldn’t let her testify in her burqa and damned if she was going to let some man see her face – or her hands — or anything — even for a few moments.
Now she’s racking up more legal and other expenses by appealing that decision…
And I gotta tell you. That appeal will not end well for her. So that’s more money she’s going to have to find…
But it’s all good, ain’t it?
1. As long as she makes legal noise, she keeps her attractive way of life in full view of all Australians via news coverage. Good advertising.
2. She is a martyr for her faith, something fanatics tend to want.
3. She is shaming many other countries – like France, Canada (just the province of Quebec so far, actually), Belgium, and Germany (where currently you can’t drive while in a burqa, but it looks as though more severe measures are coming) – who fail to see the gothic beauty of actual living women inside of coffins.