Gates of Vienna

[1][2][3] The website has featured the writings of international hardline anti-Muslim writers such as Fjordman and Paul Weston, and "is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe".

[1][2][4][5] The first blog entry was published on Blogspot in January 2003 by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by May, along with his wife who wrote as Dymphna, and was run from Virginia, United States.

[7] The blog was investigated by the FBI after the 2011 Norway attacks as it was revealed that it was one of the most cited websites in the manifesto of Anders Behring Breivik,[8] a neo-Nazi who exploited counter-jihad writings.

[10] Paul Weston has written about an impending civil war with Muslims,[11] while Seneca III is said to promote ideas drawn from within elements of the Nouvelle Droite.

[14] In 2015, a group of British Labour Party MPs called for an investigation into the site following what was described as a "training manual for anti-Muslim paramilitaries", amid fears that an upcoming exhibition of cartoons of Muhammad in London was designed to incite Islamist violence.