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The ideas engine: websites, blogs, magazines & forums

These digital and print outlets have pushed Islamophobic discourse and thought.

Contents

Eurabia
EuropeNews (EN)
Tundra Tabloids (TT)
SITAmnesty (SITA) (Stop Islamisation and Terrorist Actions)
Metropolico
Politically Incorrect (PI)
Document.no
Dispatch International
Nie dla Islamizacji Europy (NDIE) (Not for the Islamisation of Europe)
Vive Charlie
4 Freedoms Community (4F)
PamelaGeller.com (Formerly: Atlas Shrugs)
Bare Naked Islam
Gates of Vienna (GoV)
Jihad Watch
New English Review
Refugee Resettlement Watch
WorldNetDaily (WND)
Vlad Tepes
The Human Events Group
Discourse Institute
EuroIslam
American Thinker
Breitbart News Network
The Rebel Media
Frontpage Mag
Pajamas Media (PJ Media)
Den Danske Forening (DDF) (The Danish Society)
Snaphanen DK

Eurabia

This is a regularly updated Czech anti-Muslim website. The website was founded in 2005, with the aim of informing readers about “the creeping penetration of Islam into Europe”.   

The Editor-in-Chief is Edvard Steinsky, and the site has published speeches by Vaclav Klaus.

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EuropeNews (EN)

 

Co-Publisher and International Editor: Henrik RĂŚder Clausen

Publication: EN-Newsletter

An independent, Danish-based anti-Muslim news service, EuropeNews is a major counter-jihad portal, linking transatlantic activity. The website is published in both English and German.

Its editor Henrik RĂŚder Clausen is active with the ICLA and the site has close links with the International Free Press Society (IFPS).

EN sent a representative to the Counter Jihad conference in Zurich on 12-13 June 2010.

In July 2015, the website published Anne Marie Waters’ “response to ridiculous claims by HOPE not hate”, an interview with Pegida’s Nicolai Sennels and a defence of Geert Wilders.

The site had previously published regularly though it hasn’t been updated since May 2017.

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Tundra Tabloids (TT)

This Finland-based blog was founded in October 2007 and is run by US-born Kenneth G. Sikorski. Sikorski addressed the inaugural Counter Jihad conference in Brussels on 18 October 2007, and attended the Counter Jihad conference in London on 24 September 2011.

TT live-blogged Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff’s 2011 court case, in which Sabaditsch-Wolff was convicted for hate speech, with information fed through Henrik Clausen.

It is part of a network which has published the Fjordman Files to ensure Fjordman’s material is distributed widely across the web, preventing it from being permanently taken down.
This network was established by Klein Verzet through his own blog.

The blog has received support from high-profile counter-jihad activists and organisations, including Pamela Geller, The Center For Vigilant Freedom, Daniel Pipes and Mark Steyn.

The blog still regularly publishes content.

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SITAmnesty (SITA) (Stop Islamisation and Terrorist Actions)

SITA is a blog and website based in France. Founded in 2006, its claims to raise awareness about the true dangers of Islam.

SITA deliberately mimics the tactics of Amnesty International, for example asking its readers to print articles from the site and send them to authorities, city councils or civil servants.

The blog still infrequently publishes articles.

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Metropolico

Chief editor: Christian Jung

Metropolico is a German website that acts as an anti-immigration news service. It was founded in 2012 as Blu-News and renamed Metropolico in 2015.

Although it claims to represent liberal and civil positions, it is a platform for AfD (Alternative for Germany)-linked activists.

The website is infrequently updated.

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Politically Incorrect (PI)

Founder: Stefan Herre (Advisory Board member, Stop Islamization of Nations)
Leader of the Bavarian chapter: Michael Stürzenberger (who attended the European Counter-Jihad rally re-launch of the European Defence League in Århus, Denmark on 30 March 2012).

PI was founded in 2004 in Germany as a conservative blog. Since the Danish Muhammad cartoons it has become the leading online German anti-Muslim network.

PI campaigns against the “Islamisation” of Germany and Europe. It supports the far-right die Freiheit (Freedom Party) and was positive towards the far-right Pro Germany Citizens’ Movement until 2010.

PI sent a representative to the Counter Jihad Conference in Zurich on 12-13 June 2010. It is now supportive of the (AfD) Alternative for Germany party. The blog’s local news bureau in Bavaria is monitored by the Verfassungsschutz (intelligence service).

It claims to have 51 local chapters in Germany and an additional six in Austria, the Czech Republic and Switzerland.

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Document.no

Editor: Hans Rustad
Co-editor: Christian Skaug, since 2008, and Hanne Tolg since 2013

Founded in Norway in January 2003 as a small publishing company and a Norwegian nationalist online magazine, document.no is one of the most important right-wing blogs in the country.

It is anti-immigration and anti-Muslim and has published articles by counter-jihad activists such as Geert Wilders. It was initially set up to publish books and, from 2013, a periodical.

Anders Breivik was a strong supporter of document.no, posting over 100 comments on articles between September 2009 and October 2010. He was generally very supportive of the website, and in his last post on the document.no website said:

“Thanks for the great effort to date, Hans and document. You are doing an incredibly important job and is considered today to be one of very few ideological alternative voices. And you will be noticed from the country’s parliamentary representatives and journalists. I would even argue that the document has become a political force in Norway, as we all know that the country’s elites secretly read document weekly! 🙂 You continue to make Norway a great service! :-)”

Breivik did differ from document.no from time to time, often suggesting alternative approaches to some issues.

Despite Breivik’s support, the website’s popularity has continued to grow. It was praised as “one of Norway’s most important media”, and as “obligatory reading for everyone wanting to follow the immigration debate” by Aftenposten columnist Bjørn StĂŚrk in 2013.

The site steadily grew, claiming 73,000 unique visitors in the month of August 2011, 145,000 unique visitors during December 2014, and 270,000 unique visitors in September 2016.

The group also has an active Facebook page, which as of January 2018 has over 34,900 Likes.

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Dispatch International

CEO: Lars Hedegaard
Publisher: Ingrid Carlqvist

This is an inactive Danish/Swedish newspaper founded in 2012 by Lars Hedegaard and Ingrid Carlqvist of the Free Press Societies of Denmark and Sweden.

The anti-Muslim newspaper and then online magazine printed in Swedish, Danish and English. Its first issue was sent free to all members of the Sweden Democrats party. It would go on to carry out interviews with many prominent counter-jihad activists including English Defence League founder Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson).

The publication has received funding from the Middle East Forum Education Fund in the past but, in August 2013, the printed version came to an end, citing financial difficulties. 

In 2015, it was reported that members of Dispatch International were involved in the unsuccessful Pegida demonstration held in Malmo, Sweden.

No articles have been published online since May 2016.

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Nie dla Islamizacji Europy (NDIE) (Not for the Islamisation of Europe)

Editor in Chief/Founder: Damian Kowalski

NDIE is a website with articles about “Islamisation”, immigration and geopolitics. It has sections on Polish, European and world news and is updated regularly. The earliest post on the site dates back to February 2013.

As of January 2018 the group has more than 348,000 Likes on Facebook.

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Vive Charlie

Leaders: ‘Jihadi Joe’ and ‘Noisykafir’ (magazine illustrator). Real names unknown.

Vive Charlie was a British-based online satirical magazine, co-founded anonymously under the pseudonyms ‘Jihadi Joe’ and ‘Noisykafir’.

The magazine launched in January 2015 in response to the Charlie Hebdo massacre and has received global popularity, particularly in France. However, although it described itself as an upholder of free speech, its Twitter account continues to be a platform for anti-Muslim hatred.

Regular contributors included:

Old Holborn (Robert Ambridge), Mark Sparrow (journalist, photographer and broadcaster), Katie Hopkins (ex-Sun and Mail Online columnist), Martin Daubney (Sky TV pundit, Telegraph columnist), Robert Spencer (Director of Jihad Watch and author), Michael Sherlock (author), David Paxton (social commentator), Greg Cook (stand-up comedian), and the Lawyers’ Secular Society.

Vive Charlie was one of the partner organisers for the cancelled Muhammad cartoons exhibition in London, which was scheduled for September 2015.

The last issue was released on 1 August 2016, although its Twitter account remains active.

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4 Freedoms Community (4F)

Founded in 2009 by Alan Ayling (AKA Alan Lake) as an anti-Muslim blog and network, the 4 Freedoms (4F) website is a cornerstone of the British counter-jihad scene.

In September 2009, Lake issued a manifesto based on four fundamental freedoms that Western civilisation must defend: free speech, democracy, equality in law and cultural tolerance.

The website has public and private chat rooms and has been an important discussion board for the counter-jihad movement. It is currently closed to new members.

4F has had links with Casuals United, the English Defence League (EDL), the Scottish Defence League (SDL), the Welsh Defence League (WDL), March for England (MFE), Stop Islamisation of England (SIOE), United British Alliance (UBA), the International Free Press Society (IFPS), ACT! for America, American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) and Stop Islamization of America (SIOA). Other key activists involved with the website are US-born (but London-based) ‘Kinana Nadir’ and Norwegian-based British citizen Phillip Smeeton.

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The Geller Report (Formerly: Atlas Shrugs)

Founder, Publisher and Editor: Pamela L. Geller (President, Stop Islamization of
Nations; Executive Director: American Freedom Defense Initiative; Stop Islamization of America)

This New York-based website was founded in 2004 and originally named ‘Atlas Shrugs’ after the novel by right-wing novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand.

The website is the main destination for the work of leading counter-jihadist Pamela Geller, thus making it an important platform within the movement. PamelaGeller.com was once branded a “hate site” by PayPal. The website is regularly updated with news items and offers a newsletter and linked YouTube channel.

HOPE not hate research revealed in November 2017 that The Geller Report had doubled its viewers to more than two million people each month between July and October of that year. The same research also revealed that at least 102 bot accounts on Twitter were being used to amplify Geller’s own tweets.

According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, GellerReport.com received 930,000 million visits in June 2018. In the same month the site published a transcript of the speech given by Geert Wilders at the ‘Free Tommy Robinson’ demonstration in London on 9 June.

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Bare Naked Islam

Editor: Bonni Benstock-Intall

Founded in 2008, this New York-based blog is one of America’s most prolific and extreme publishers of Islamophobic content.

It claims that Islam is not a religion, but rather a “totalitarian political cult-like ideology”. In 2011, supporters used it to post threatening comments directed at a mosque in Virginia.

While the blog’s editor claims she does not advocate violence, she does condone the “banning of Islam and the closing of all mosques in the US”. The website has celebrated attacks on mosques and other Muslim institutions.

The Bare Naked Islam website still posts regularly.

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Gates of Vienna (GoV)

Co-founder: Edward S. May (AKA Ned May and Baron Bodissey)
Co-founder: Dymphna (pseudonym used by Edward May’s wife)

Regular contributors:

  • Peder Nøstvold Jensen (aka Fjordman)
  • Paul Weston (ex-leader, Liberty GB)
  • El InglĂŠs
  • Michael Copeland
  • Svenne Tvaerskaegg
  • Ashraf Ramelah (founder and president of Voice of the Copts)

There are a number of other regular contributors who write under pseudonyms.

Gates of Vienna (GoV) acts as a central blog and news service for the European counter-jihad movement.

Founded on 9 October 2004, the Virginia-based blog is named after the Siege of Vienna from 14 July – 12 September 1683, when the (Christian) Habsburg forces halted the advance of the Ottoman Empire.

GoV is run by Edward S. May under the name Baron Bodissey, based in Richmond, Virginia. May is director of the Center for Vigilant Freedom and is linked to the International Free Press Society.

The blog carries reports on news and movement events across the globe, offering a platform for some of the world’s most militant counter-jihadists, who believe that civil war (with Muslims) is both inevitable and necessary. The most prominent of these is a British counter-jihadist who writes under the pseudonym ‘El Ingles’.

Another regular contributor on the blog site is Peder Nøstvold Jensen, who writes under the name ‘Fjordman’. Fjordman/Jensen is a Norwegian counter-jihadist who was referenced more than anyone else in Anders Breivik’s manifesto, which he circulated shortly before his 2011 killing spree. Over 300 of Fjordman’s articles appear on the Gates of Vienna site. Similar to El Ingles, Fjordman believes that civil war will be necessary to deal with the Islamist threat. A third regular contributor is the UK’s Paul Weston, formerly of the far-right Liberty GB party and Pegida UK.

In November 2017 HOPE not hate research revealed that the site had doubled its visitors each month between July and October of that year.

According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, the website received 310,000 visits in June 2018.

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Jihad Watch

Founder and Director: Robert B. Spencer (Vice-President, Stop Islamization of Nations and Associate Director: American Freedom Defense Initiative and Stop Islamization of America)
Vice-President: Hugh Fitzgerald (Contributor, New English Review)

This American counter-jihad website was founded 23 September 2003.

Jihad Watch is affiliated and funded by the David Horowitz Freedom Center (DHFC), based at the Washington D.C. headquarters of the Human Events newspaper. It has close links with the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) and Stop Islamization of America (SIOA). It is listed as a ‘hate group’ by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).

In August 2018 Spencer revealed that a Patreon account he had set up to fund the renovation of a studio for creating video content had been closed by the site.

According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, Jihad Watch received 1.65 million visits in June 2018.

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New English Review

Senior Editors:

  • Theodore Dalrymple (aka Dr. Anthony Daniels)
  • Jerry Gordon (Senior Vice President, World Encounter Institute)

Publisher: Rebecca Bynum (Secretary, World Encounter Institute and former board member, Jihad Watch)
Senior Review Editor: Hugh Fitzgerald (Vice-President, Jihad Watch and Director, World Encounter Institute)
Managing Editor: Kendra Mallock (Graphic Designer for New English Review Press)

Contributing Editors:

  • Richard L. Rubenstein (President Emeritus and Distinguished Professor of Religion at the University of Bridgeport, Lawton Distinguished Professor of Religion Emeritus at Florida State University)
  • Esmerelda Weatherwax (Manager of the New English Review London office)
  • Christopher DeGroot (Columnist, Taki’s Magazine)
  • Daniel L. Adams (co-founder, Stop Islamization of America)
  • Nidra Poller (Paris Editor, Pajamas Media and advisory board member, International Free Press Society)
  • Ibn Warraq (anti-Muslim author with ties to Robert Spencer)
  • Norman Berdichevsky
  • Mary Jackson
  • John M. Joyce
  • Geoffrey Clarfield
  • G. Murphy Donovan

The New English Review (NER) was founded in January 2006 as a monthly online magazine. The organisation also runs a publishing house, New English Review Press, and the organisation’s donations are funded through the World Encounter Institute Inc.

NER writers were among the speakers at the American Freedom Defence Initiative ‘Rally Against Sharia’. In 2013 the site was taken down by a direct denial of service (DDOS) attack, and another further DDOS attack on 19 February 2016.

According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, NER received 63,180 visits in October 2017. NER also has a Facebook group, which as of January 2018 has over 3,900 members.

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Refugee Resettlement Watch

Editor: Ann Corcoran

Founded in 2007, this Maryland-based anti-refugee website vehemently opposes admitting Muslim refugees and immigrants into the USA.

The blog’s editor Ann Corcoran regularly spins conspiratorial falsehoods, claiming refugee policies are being exploited by Muslims so that they can “colonize” Europe and the USA.

In recent years, she has travelled America giving presentations on refugee resettlement and other immigration issues to local conservative groups. Corcoran describes her anti-refugee efforts as “a battle to save western civilization”.

In September 2017, regarding the Rohingya Muslim refugee crisis, Corcoran told World Net Daily, “Should we be surprised that the Buddhists want Burma to be a Buddhist country? […] they aren’t going to invite troublemakers, welcome them into their country, to come in and pro-create. They want to retain their ethnic and cultural identity.”

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WorldNetDaily (WND)

Founder, Editor and Chief Executive: Joseph Farah (Member, Council for National Policy; former daily talk-show host and author)
Co-founder: Elizabeth Farah (Steering Committee Member, Sharia Awareness Action Network)

The conspiracy-minded WND was founded 1997 as an independent right-wing online news service.

The Washington DC-based WND publishes Whistleblower (formerly WorldNet) monthly magazine and Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin weekly online intelligence newsletter. It is also the publisher of choice for many of the leading counter-jihadist authors in the United States.

Between 2008 and 2011 WND was involved in peddling conspiracy theories about Barack Obama’s citizenship. The New York Times reported in July 2016 that Farah had advised Donald Trump on the topic in 2011. In 2012 the Southern Poverty Law Center accused WND of “peddling white nationalism”. On 1 June 2016 Farah informed the WND mailing list that the site was in financial trouble though it continues to publish new content.

In 2017 WND staff writer Jerome Corsi left the site to join the far-right media outlet InfoWars as its Washington bureau chief.

According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, the website received 7.1 million visits in June 2018. WND also has a Facebook page which, as of October 2018, has over 862,000 Likes.

Columnists for the outlet have included Pamela Geller (President, Stop Islamization of the World and Executive Director, Stop Islamization of America).

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Vlad Tepes

This is a Canadian based counter-jihad blog site, named after Vlad the Impaler (aka Vlad III Dracula, 1431-1476), a folk hero of the Romanians, who campaigned against the expansion of the Ottoman Empire.

It promotes the writings of Fjordman and attacks Islam, comparing it to Nazism and Communism.

The website regularly produces English subtitles for foreign language videos or foreign subtitles for English language videos of counter-jihad speeches and other relevant material that is then posted on the Vlad Tepes blog YouTube page. The videos are often then posted on the Gates of Vienna blog. This service makes Vlad Tepes an important site in disseminating material around the international counter-jihad scene.

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The Human Events Group

Human Events was founded in 1944 as a conservative weekly magazine. The Human Events Group includes HumanEvents.com and RedState.com and offers e-letters such as Daily Events, RedState Morning Briefing, the Ann Coulter Letter and Guns & Patriots. It stopped producing a print edition in 2013.

It takes its name from the first sentence of the United States Declaration of Independence (“when in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another…”).

Human Events is published in Washington D.C. by Eagle Publishing (which also owns Regnery Publishing, publisher of numerous Islamophobic books).

The website has published articles by both Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller.

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Discourse Institute 

Director: George Igler

The Discourse Institute was a “free speech” think tank established in September 2011. The group now appears dormant, with its site and associated social media no longer online.

It was directed by George Igler, a London-based political analyst and friend of Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer. In 2013, the Discourse Institute coordinated a fundraising bid for a legal challenge to the decision by the Home Secretary to ban Geller and Spencer from the UK.

Igler was a speaker at the Brussels Counter Jihad conference in 2012. The Discourse Institute has received funding from the Middle East Forum Education Fund.

In 2016 the Discourse Institute closed. Igler told Reel Talk Radio this was because “the reason for its existence ceased to be”, however, he did say he was still consulting for some “military audience[s]”.

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EuroIslam

Chairman: Jan WĂłjcik
Board Members: Grzegorz Lindenberg, Piotr Sebastian Ślusarczyk

EuroIslam describes itself as “the most popular Polish online magazine critical towards Islamization of Europe from the humanistic perspective.”

It is published by Association Europa Przyszłości (Europe of the Future), founded in 2004. The association was active in the pan-European campaign Voice for Europe and has demonstrated against the possibility of Turkey’s accession to the EU.

In 2006 the Association organised a letter of support of Oriana Fallaci from Polish intellectuals, then in 2008 launched its website. The English version of the site provides translations of its texts and gives updates on issues from the Polish angle. 

It also publishes books and the print magazine Euroislam, which carries social and political analysis. According to the digital market analytics site SimilarWeb, EuroIslam received 305,030 views in October 2017.

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American Thinker

Editor and Publisher: Thomas Lifson

Contributors have included:

  • Pamela Geller (President, Stop Islamization of the World and Executive Director, Stop Islamization of America)
  • Nonie Darwish (Founder, Arabs for Israel; Director, Former Muslims United)
  • Andrew G. Bostom (Advisory Board member, International Free Press Society)
  • Patrick Poole (National Security and Terrorism Correspondent, PJ Media)
  • Robert Spencer (Vice President, Stop Islamization of Nations; Associate Director, Stop Islamization of America and American Freedom Defense Initiative; Director, Jihad Watch).
  • David Yerulshami (Founder and President, Society of Americans for National Existence (SANE); Co-founder, American Freedom Law Center (AFLC); General Counsel, Center for Security Policy (CSP); Stop Islamization of America (SIOA) and Stop the Madrassa: A Community Coalition)

American Thinker was founded November 2003 as a conservative online daily magazine. This El Cerrito, California-based website and blog principally covers national security issues and has regularly posted articles from some of the most prominent counter-jihadist activists in the United States.

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Breitbart News Network

Editor: Alex Marlow

Breitbart News Network is a leading US-based, far-right online news outlet founded by Andrew Breitbart in 2007 and which has offices in London, Texas, California and Jerusalem.

Though the site has gained greater notoriety for its association with the Alternative Right, a wider Islamophobic sentiment has long been a feature of its content.

Stephen Bannon became its executive chair in March 2012 and remained so until he was appointed as chief executive to Donald Trump’s Presidential campaign in August 2016, and took on the role of White House Chief Strategist following Donald Trump’s election. Bannon returned to his former position at Breitbart in August 2017, but left the outlet in January 2018 following an explosive falling out with Trump.

The site has continued its confrontational tone and attacks on immigrants and Muslims that first radically increased after Bannon took the reins in 2012.

In July 2018 CNN reported that Breitbart’s mentions on television and site traffic had been in sharp decline since the previous year, and in September Wikipedia chose to ban citation of Breitbart articles as a source of facts.

Alongside the site’s own Islamophobic writers, including former Tech Editor Milo Yiannopoulos, the site has hosted an array of key Islamophobic activists, including:

  • Christine Brim (Chief Executive, International Civil Liberties Alliance; Secretary, International Free Press Society; Executive Director, Victory Coalition Fund)
  • Edward S. May (Co-founder, Gates of Vienna blog; former Outreach Coordinator, International Free Press Society; former Co-director, Center for Vigilant Freedom/International Civil Liberties Alliance)
  • David Yerushalmi (Founder and President, Society of Americans for National Existence; Co-founder, American Freedom Law Center; General Counsel, Center for Security Policy, Stop Islamization of America and Stop the Madrassa: A Community Coalition)
  • Brigitte Gabriel (Founder and Chairman, ACT for America Education; Advisory Board member, International Free Press Society; Advisory Council member)
  • Robert Spencer (Co-founder and Vice President, Stop Islamization of Nations; Vice President, Stop Islamization of America; Co-founder and Vice President, American Freedom Defense Initiative; Founder and Director, Jihad Watch; Advisory Board member, International Free Press Society)

The site continues to host contributions from leading Islamophobic figures, including:

  • Frank Gaffney (Host, Secure Freedom Radio; Advisory Board member, International Free Press Society; Advisory Board member, Endowment for Middle East Truth; Steering Committee member, Sharia Awareness Action Network)
  • Pamela Geller (Co-founder and President, Stop Islamization of Nations; Executive Director, Stop Islamization of America; Founder, Editor and Publisher, The Geller Report; Steering Committee member, Sharia Awareness Action Network)
  • Geert Wilders (Founder and leader of the Party for Freedom, Netherlands; Founder of the International Freedom Alliance; Advisory Board member, International Free Press Society)
  • David Horowitz (Founder, David Horowitz Freedom Center)

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The Rebel Media

This is an alternative media outlet created by the Canadian anti-Muslim activist Ezra Levant in February 2015, after the shutdown of his previous employer Sun News Network. While Rebel Media covers a variety of topics from a far-right perspective, Islam and Muslims have been persistent topics of attack for many of its contributors.

Ezra Levant has interviewed Stephen Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson), who since February 2017 also contributes to the site and its social media channels, and the anti-Muslim Swedish artist Dan Park. Levant’s website has also shared videos of Robert Spencer and interviews with Pamela Geller.

Katie Hopkins, the anti-Muslim former columnist for The Sun and Mail Online, began working as a contributor for Rebel in January 2018.

Lennon left the outlet in February 2018.

Contributors have included:

  • Lauren Southern (active supporter of the anti-Muslim Generation Identity movement and author of Barbarians: How Baby Boomers, Immigrants, and Islam Screwed My Generation)
  • Gavin McInnes (self-proclaimed “anti-Islam” leader of the Western chauvinist ‘Proud Boys’ fraternity)
  • Faith Goldy (now independent commentator whose Rebel videos included ‘More Muslims = More Violence’ and ‘How the EU Made Greece a Muslim Ghetto’)

Levant himself moderated an IFPS-Canada sponsored talk by Geert Wilders in Ontario, Canada on 8 May 2011, and addressed the Stop Islamisation of America (SIOA) annual 9/11 Freedom Rally in New York City on 11 September 2011.

Levant has also been an Advisory Board member of Stop Islamization of Nations (SION) (since 2012) and an Advisory Board member of the International Free Press Society (IFPS).

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FrontPage Magazine

Editor: David Horowitz
Managing Editor: Jamie Glazov

This is an important online conservative website edited by David Horowitz and published by the David Horowitz Freedom Center.

Contributors from the counter-jihad movement include:

  • David Horowitz (Founder, David Horowitz Freedom Center)
  • Jamie Glazov (Columnist and managing editor, FrontPage)
  • Peder Nøstvold Jensen (AKA Fjordman, extreme Islamophobic blogger)
  • Melanie Phillips (journalist and commentator)
  • Pamela Geller (President, Stop Islamization of the World and Executive Director, Stop Islamization of America)
  • Daniel Pipes (Founder and President of Middle East Forum)
  • Robert Spencer (Vice President, Stop Islamization of Nations; Vice President, American Freedom Defense Initiative and Stop Islamization of America, and Director of Jihad Watch)

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PJ Media (formerly Pajamas Media)

Co-Founders: Roger L. Simon,  Charles Johnson and Glenn Reynolds (Founder and Editor of Instapundit.com)
Managing Editor: Aaron Hanscom
Supervising Editor: Paula Bolyard
Legal Editor: J. Christian Adams
San Jose Editor: Ed Driscoll
Denver Editor: Stephen Green
Washington Editor: Bridget Johnson:
Chicago Editor: Rich Moran
Editor-at-Large: Liz Sheld
New York City Editor: David Steinberg

Founded in 2005 originally as Pajamas Media (PJM) and renamed PJ Media in 2011, PJ Media is a conservative blog and online network of 100 conservative bloggers.

PJ Media used its online platform in summer 2010 to oppose the planned Park51 Islamic community center near Ground Zero in New York City.

The outlet was cited twice in Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik’s manifesto, posted online on 22 July 2011.

From 2008 to 2016 PJ Media ran a subscription video service ‘PJTV’, which ran the ‘Sharia and Jihad Review’ hosted by Reut Cohen.

Guests have included:

  • Brigitte Gabriel (Founder and Chairman, ACT for America)
  • Frank J. Gaffney Jr. (President, Center for Security Policy)
  • Dr Walid Phares (American right-wing political pundit)
  • Robert Spencer (Vice President, Stop Islamization of Nations; Vice President,  American Freedom Defense Initiative and Stop Islamization of America; and Director, Jihad Watch)

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Den Danske Forening (DDF) (The Danish Society)


President: Tomas Kierstein
Vice President: Harry Vinter
Board: Erik Troldhuus, Axel Artke, Jesper Nielsen, Søren Jensen, Ole Hasselbalch

DDF was founded in 1987 as a cross-party, anti-immigration organisation based in Roskilde in Denmark. It publishes the quarterly Danskeren online magazine, runs a website, publishes an electronic newsletter and operates as a publisher.

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Snaphanen DK

Snpahanen DK is a far-right, Islamophobic blog with daily updates, founded in 2004 by Steen Raaschou, member of Trykkefrihedsselsskabet. It publishes articles in both Swedish and Danish.

One of the most active writers since 2010, known as Julia Caesar, is a Swedish former journalist called Barbro Jöberger. She has argued that Africans are less intelligent than other people and described the immigration of Africans to Sweden as a “mass import of mentally retarded people”. 

Other contributors include Jan Sjunnesson.

Material from Snaphanen.dk and from Steen Raschou (a possible co-organiser of the first counter-jihad meeting in Copenhagen, 2007) is published or linked to from Gates of Vienna.

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