"Danish People's Party, the Sweden Democrats, the True Finns"

Last but not least.
According to Foreign Policy, by Anders Behring, populist right-wing politicians across Europe have echoed many of the anti-Islamization themes of the counter-jihad - most notably Geert Wilders and the Party of Freedom in the Netherlands - but the influence is also particularly clear to see across the Nordic region. Stopping Muslim immigration and criticizing Muslim immigrants for insufficient integration has become a winning political issue, up to a point, for the Norwegian Progress Party, of which Breivik the murder was once a member, the Danish People's Party, the Sweden Democrats, and the True Finns. In that sense, Breivik is just one terrible extreme of a discontent with social change felt across all the Nordic social democracies.

The numerous bloggers and activists of the counter-jihad may not call for direct violence, but they have painted a picture of a world where conflict with both immigrants and Europe's supposed multicultural elite is inevitable, Behring adds.