article_snippet.sent: Controversial Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins has heaped praise on Tony Abbott's government for its success in stopping the boats, which was a key election plank.
article_snippet.sent: But Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins backhanded compliments may not sit well with our policy-makers and social justice groups, in which Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins claimed Australia's strategy of 'threatening our policy-makers and social justice groups, in which she claimed Australia's strategy of 'threatening them with violence' with violence', was the way forward. '
article_snippet.sent: It's time to get Australian,' Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins wrote.
article_snippet.sent: Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins has written that Australia's approach of having 'balls of steel and tiny hearts' should be followed as policy by the Brits . '
article_snippet.sent: Australia's approach of having 'balls of steel and tiny hearts' should be followed as policy by the Brits (Australians) threaten Australia's approach of having 'balls of steel and tiny hearts' should be followed as policy by the Brits with violence until Australia's approach of having 'balls of steel and tiny hearts' should be followed as policy by the Brits bugger off, throwing cans of Castlemaine in an Aussie version of sharia stoning' said Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins .
article_snippet.sent: Australians are like British people but with balls of steel, can-do brains, tiny hearts and whacking great gunships. '
article_snippet.sent: Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins has suggested the UK follow Australia's approach and 'threaten them with violence'
article_snippet.sent: Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins said: 'And their (Australian) approach is working.
highlights_snippet.sent: Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins wrote that Tony Abbott's policy was effective and like 'an Aussie version of sharia stoning'
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highlights_snippet.sent: Australians are like British but with balls of steel, can-do brains, tiny hearts and whacking great gunships'
  Controversial columnist Katie Hopkins calls those on board migrant boats 'cockroaches built to survive a nuclear bomb'
  