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The Counterjihad Copenhagen 2009 conference took place in Denmark on 16/17 May 2009. In his report on the event, Bodissey/May reported that the Center for Vigilant Freedom (CVF) had been folded into the International Civil Liberties Alliance (ICLA):
- ICLA — like its predecessor CVF — is not itself primarily an action-oriented group. We are network facilitators, and our goal is to bring different groups and sub-networks into contact with one another, enhancing communication and improving the overall coordination of Counterjihad activities.[1]
He went on to claim that the Counterjihad network's initial goals had been met:
- even now things are changing: all across Europe the right-wing “xenophobic” parties are rising in the polls and gaining seats in local and national elections. Next month’s European parliamentary election will likely result in the entry of Sverigedemokraterna and Libertas into the EP, as well as more seats for Vlaams Belang, the PVV, Dansk Volkeparti, and other nationalist parties.[2]
Participants
- Aeneas (UK)
- Armance (Romania)
- Conservative Swede (Sweden)
- Derius (UK)
- ESW (Austria)
- Gaia (UK)
- Holger Danske (Germany)
- Jim Lake (UK)
- Kent Ekeroth (Sweden)
- Kepiblanc (Denmark)
- KGS (Finland)
- Multikultur (Germany)
- Radu (France)
- Rolf Krake (Denmark)
- Serge Trifkovic (Serbia)
- Sparks (Hungary)
- Steen (Denmark)
- Zonka (Denmark)[3]
Notes
- ↑ Baron Bodissey, Slouching Towards Copenhagen, 23 May 2009.
- ↑ Baron Bodissey, Slouching Towards Copenhagen, 23 May 2009.
- ↑ Baron Bodissey, Slouching Towards Copenhagen, 23 May 2009.
