"The fight for freedom and (against) Islamization as I see it is a worldwide phenomenon and problem to be solved"

From Eric Dondero:

The United States, Canada, Britain, France and Germany; those are the Nations Dutch Member of Parliament Geert Wilders hopes to rally to take a stronger stance against immigration to the West from Muslim nations. Wilders argues Islam's intolerant views clash with Western values of women's rights, alternative lifestyles, free speech, and protection of Jews.

The AP headlines:

Wilders to launch international anti-Islam group

His plan:

Wilders, who calls Islam a "fascist" religion and wants an end to immigration from Muslim nations to the West, has seen his support in the Netherlands soar in recent years.

His Freedom Party won the biggest gains in a national election last month, coming third with 24 seats, up from the nine his party held in the last parliament.

Wilders is due to stand trial in October on hate speech charges.

Interestingly, later in the piece Wilders is quoted as distancing himself from the highly controversial British Nationalist Party (BNP), suggesting more of an alliance with elements of the Conservative Party or even Nigel Farage's British Independence Party.

For the U.S. Wilders has given no indication as to which political alliances he may sake.

According to AP, he's naming the group - International Freedom Alliance. Towards the end of the year he promises an ambitious speaking agenda in all 5 countries to build support.