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Wilders deliberately distorts the name of the Dutch Christian Democrats (Christen Democratisch Appèl), alleging their participation in a conspiracy to have not only the Netherlands, but all Europe subdued by Islam.

Wilders deliberately distorts the name of the Dutch Christian Democrats (Christen Democratisch Appèl), alleging their participation in a conspiracy to have not only the Netherlands, but all Europe subdued by Islam.

Andreas Mölzer<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_M%C3%B6lzer </ref>, a long-standing member of Austrian Freedom Party and belonging to its "pan-German" wing, published a book titled: ''Eurabia. The nightmare of Europe's Islamisation''. Mölzer served in the European Parliament for two election periods. He withdrew from running for another period in 2014 in reaction to media reports on statements in which he had described the EU as far worse than National Socialist Germany which, according to his view, was relatively ''informal and liberal'', since it knew less ''regulations, prescriptions, commands, and proscriptions.'' Mölzer initially strictly denied another statement claiming EU was a ''"conglomerate of negroes"'', until confronted with audio material confirming this phrase.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_M%C3%B6lzer </ref>

Andreas Mölzer<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_M%C3%B6lzer </ref>, a long-standing member of Austrian Freedom Party and belonging to its "pan-German" wing, published a book titled: ''Eurabia. The nightmare of Europe's Islamisation''. Mölzer served in the European Parliament for two election periods. He withdrew from running for another period in 2014 in reaction to media reports on statements in which he had described the EU as far worse than National Socialist Germany which, according to his view, was relatively ''"informal and liberal"'', since it knew less ''"regulations, prescriptions, commands, and proscriptions"''. Mölzer initially strictly denied another statement claiming EU was a ''"conglomerate of negroes"'', until confronted with audio material confirming this phrase.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_M%C3%B6lzer </ref>

Italian author Oriana Fallaci after 9/11 published three books with Islamophobic views in which she e.g. claimed that ''"the sons of Allah breed like rats"''<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriana_Fallaci </ref> and that Europe had become "Eurabia". Fallaci also contended that Europe suffered a demographic infiltration by Muslims and that Islam, as was allegedly proved by 9/11, not only engaged in open, but also in covert warfare.<ref name="http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de">http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de/index.php/jfp/article/view/263/302</ref> Fallaci had also defended holocaust deniers like Robert Faurisson stating it was no problem to give an alternative view of history, and similarly defended the views of Brigitte Bardot who received several court sentences for instigating racial hatred.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriana_Fallaci </ref>

Italian author Oriana Fallaci after 9/11 published three books with Islamophobic views in which she e.g. claimed that ''"the sons of Allah breed like rats"''<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriana_Fallaci </ref> and that Europe had become "Eurabia". Fallaci also contended that Europe suffered a demographic infiltration by Muslims and that Islam, as was allegedly proved by 9/11, not only engaged in open, but also in covert warfare.<ref name="http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de">http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de/index.php/jfp/article/view/263/302</ref> Fallaci had also defended holocaust deniers like Robert Faurisson stating it was no problem to give an alternative view of history, and similarly defended the views of Brigitte Bardot who received several court sentences for instigating racial hatred.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriana_Fallaci </ref>

Reception in the far right was enthusiastic. Neonazi platform Altermedia UK published an article titled ''"Eurabia - the nightmare has begun"'', also claiming the existence of so-called 'Islamic zones' in various European countries, in which the authority of police and secular state allegedly had been replaced by ''the Imam and Mosque'', and that European politicians betrayed their populations in the name of "tolerance" and "multiculturalism".<ref name="de.scribd.com" />

Reception in the far right was enthusiastic. Neonazi platform Altermedia UK published an article titled ''"Eurabia - the nightmare has begun"'', also claiming the existence of so-called 'Islamic zones' in various European countries, in which the authority of police and secular state allegedly had been replaced by ''"the Imam and Mosque"'', and that European politicians betrayed their populations in the name of "tolerance" and "multiculturalism".<ref name="de.scribd.com" />

Norwegian blogger Peder Are Nøstvold Jensen<ref name="en WP Eurabia" />, going by the alias of "The Fjordman", spoke of a renewed Jihad against Christendom after it had been brought to a close at Vienna in 1683 and compared the upcoming demise of Europe to a second fall of Rome.<ref name="de.scribd.com" />

Norwegian blogger Peder Are Nøstvold Jensen<ref name="en WP Eurabia" />, going by the alias of "The Fjordman", spoke of a renewed Jihad against Christendom after it had been brought to a close at Vienna in 1683 and compared the upcoming demise of Europe to a second fall of Rome.<ref name="de.scribd.com" />

The Fjordman blog later became a source for the 1.500-pages manifesto ''2083: A European Declaration of Independence'' authored by Anders Behring Breivik, the perpetrator in the 2011 Norway attacks, who copied and pasted long parts of Fjordman Jensen's articles, as well as of articles authored by Bat Ye'or.<ref name="en WP Eurabia" /> The term "Eurabia" is said to appear more than onehundred times in Breivik's manifesto.<ref name="http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de" />

The Fjordman blog later became a source for the 1.500-pages manifesto ''"2083: A European Declaration of Independence"'' authored by Anders Behring Breivik, the perpetrator in the 2011 Norway attacks, who copied and pasted long parts of Fjordman Jensen's articles, as well as of articles authored by Bat Ye'or.<ref name="en WP Eurabia" /> The term "Eurabia" is said to appear more than onehundred times in Breivik's manifesto.<ref name="http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de" />

Belgian separatist party ''Vlaams Belang'' [Flemish Interest], founded in 2004 as a predecessor of "Vlaams Blok" and often viewed as populist and even far right, also use the label of "Eurabia" in their propaganda, warning of an imminent Islamisation of Europe.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlaams_Belang</ref>

Belgian separatist party ''Vlaams Belang'' [Flemish Interest], founded in 2004 as a successor of "Vlaams Blok" and often viewed as populist and even far right, also use the label of "Eurabia" in their propaganda, warning of an imminent Islamisation of Europe.<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlaams_Belang</ref>

In the German-language regions in Europe, the "Eurabia" hypothesis has been taken up by a broad range of political parties, groups, individuals, internet projects, media etc., covering an area from so-called populists to the far right and including Third Positionists aiming at syncretising political left and right ideologies.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Position </ref> Among these are Politically Incorrect<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politically_Incorrect_%28blog%29 </ref>, the sites of two PI authors (Michael Mannheimer<ref>http://michael-mannheimer.net  </ref> and Gudrun Eussner<ref>http://eussner.blogspot.com</ref>), krisenfrei.de whose author Dieter Sordon is a Libertarian and member of "Partei der Vernunft" [Party of Reason]<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_of_Reason </ref>, Gloria.TV which is a multi-language clerical fascist internet TV station, Pro-Deutschland-Online.de which is maintained by Nazi multi-functionary Manfred Rouhs<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_Germany_Citizens%27_Movement</ref>, the 'Honigmann' blog maintained by Ernst Köwing, a racist conspiracy theorist who was sentenced for incitement of popular hatred, or populist site paxeuropa.de.

In the German-language regions in Europe, the "Eurabia" hypothesis has been taken up by a broad range of political parties, groups, individuals, internet projects, media etc., covering an area from so-called populists to the far right and including Third Positionists aiming at syncretising political left and right ideologies.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Position </ref> Among these are Politically Incorrect<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politically_Incorrect_%28blog%29 </ref>, the sites of two PI authors (Michael Mannheimer<ref>http://michael-mannheimer.net  </ref> and Gudrun Eussner<ref>http://eussner.blogspot.com</ref>), krisenfrei.de whose author Dieter Sordon is a Libertarian and member of "Partei der Vernunft" [Party of Reason]<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_of_Reason </ref>, Gloria.TV which is a multi-language clerical fascist internet TV station, Pro-Deutschland-Online.de which is maintained by Nazi multi-functionary Manfred Rouhs<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_Germany_Citizens%27_Movement</ref>, the 'Honigmann' blog maintained by Ernst Köwing, a racist conspiracy theorist who was sentenced for incitement of popular hatred, or populist site paxeuropa.de.

The concept is also being promoted by newspaper "Junge Freiheit" [Young Freedom] which is part of the New Right<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neue_Rechte </ref> and by publishing house Kopp Verlag covering the segments of far right esotericism, pseudo-science, and conspiracy theories.  

The concept is also being promoted by newspaper "Junge Freiheit" [Young Freedom] which is part of the New Right<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neue_Rechte </ref> and by publishing house Kopp Verlag covering the segments of far right esotericism, pseudo-science, and conspiracy theories.  

   

   

Recently emerged movement 'Pegida' (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident)<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegida </ref> similarly insinuate Europe's Islamisation by being overflooded with Muslim migrants; the movement being particularly successful in the federal state of Saxony where it drew the largest number of participants in its protest marches, despite only 0.2% of the state's population being Muslim. A similar stance was taken by the Islamophobic movement "Hogesa" [Hooligans against Salafists].<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogesa </ref>

Recently emerged movement 'Pegida' (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident)<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegida </ref> similarly insinuate Europe's Islamisation by being overflooded with Muslim migrants; the movement being particularly successful in the German federal state of Saxony where it drew the largest number of participants in its protest marches, despite only 0.2% of the state's population being Muslim. A similar stance was taken by the Islamophobic movement "Hogesa" [Hooligans against Salafists].<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogesa </ref>

Further alliances include fundamentalist Christians in the Catholic and Lutheran churches who share Islamophobic points of view. Articles in New Right and Third position newspapers like "Junge Freiheit", magazine "eigentümlich frei" or blog "Politically Incorrect" are being promoted by fundamentalist media of both denominations, and New Right media also canvass for fundamentalist Christian readers and authors.<ref>DER SPIEGEL No. 9, February 21, 2015. "Fromme Radikale" [Pious Radcials], p. 38</ref>

Further alliances include fundamentalist Christians in the Catholic and Lutheran churches who share Islamophobic points of view. Articles in New Right and Third position newspapers like "Junge Freiheit", magazine "eigentümlich frei" or blog "Politically Incorrect" are being promoted by fundamentalist media of both denominations, and New Right media also canvass for fundamentalist Christian readers and authors.<ref>DER SPIEGEL No. 9, February 21, 2015. "Fromme Radikale" [Pious Radcials], p. 38</ref>