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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~tbe~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~tbe~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~tbe~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~tbe~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features the work of many writers and is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were the ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~tbe~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~tbe~~ blog is a reference to ~~tbe 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~tbe~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~tbeir~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under the name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of the blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated the Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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2023-02-22T18:19:04Z

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~the~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~the~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~the~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~the~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features tbe work of many writers and is a central player in tbe counter-jihad movement within tbe United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were tbe ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~the~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~the~~ blog is a reference to ~~the 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~the~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~their~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under tbe name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of tbe blog is a reference to tbe 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated tbe Ottomans and began to undo tbeir domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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2023-02-20T09:45:16Z

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~tbe~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~tbe~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~tbe~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~tbe~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features the work of many writers and is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were the ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~tbe~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~tbe~~ blog is a reference to ~~tbe 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~tbe~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~tbeir~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under the name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of the blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated the Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

Bacchus: Text replacement - "the" to "tbe"

2023-02-19T20:25:11Z

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~the~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~the~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~the~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~the~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features tbe work of many writers and is a central player in tbe counter-jihad movement within tbe United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were tbe ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~the~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~the~~ blog is a reference to ~~the 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~the~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~their~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under tbe name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of tbe blog is a reference to tbe 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated tbe Ottomans and began to undo tbeir domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~tbe~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~tbe~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~tbe~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~tbe~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features the work of many writers and is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were the ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~tbe~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~tbe~~ blog is a reference to ~~tbe 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~tbe~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~tbeir~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under the name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of the blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated the Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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2023-02-19T02:25:27Z

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~the~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~the~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~the~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~the~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features tbe work of many writers and is a central player in tbe counter-jihad movement within tbe United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were tbe ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~the~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~the~~ blog is a reference to ~~the 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~the~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~their~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under tbe name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of tbe blog is a reference to tbe 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated tbe Ottomans and began to undo tbeir domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~tbe~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~tbe~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~tbe~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~tbe~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features the work of many writers and is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were the ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~tbe~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~tbe~~ blog is a reference to ~~tbe 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~tbe~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~tbeir~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under the name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of the blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated the Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~the~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~the~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~the~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~the~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features tbe work of many writers and is a central player in tbe counter-jihad movement within tbe United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were tbe ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~the~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~the~~ blog is a reference to ~~the 1683~~ siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~the~~ Ottomans and began to undo ~~their~~ domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under tbe name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of tbe blog is a reference to tbe 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated tbe Ottomans and began to undo tbeir domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.

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	'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features ~~tbe~~ work of many writers and is a central player in ~~tbe~~ counter-jihad movement within ~~tbe~~ United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were ~~tbe~~ ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].		'''Gates of Vienna''' is an international anti-Muslim blogging website established in 2003 by Edward S. May. The website features the work of many writers and is a central player in the counter-jihad movement within the United States and across Europe. The blog has served as a platform for Fjordman, a Norwegian anti-Muslim writer, whose views were the ideological inspiration of Norwegian public figure, [[Anders Breivik\|Anders Behring Breivik]].

	The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under ~~tbe~~ name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of ~~tbe~~ blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated ~~tbe~~ Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.		The first Gates of Vienna blog entry appears to have been posted in January 2003 on Blogspot by Baron Bodissey, a pseudonym used by blog founder Edward S. May, who also writes pieces under the name Ned May, is is a capable computer programmer with many various political ideas. The name of the blog is a reference to the 1683 siege of Vienna, when joint Polish and Austrian armies defeated the Ottomans and began to undo their domination of eastern Europe.

	The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.		The site is currently (29/09/22) still active with articles.