Their plan in the UK will be the same. The human fertilisation and embryology controversy and the argument over hybrid embryos, abortion and gay rights is merely the start of a larger cultural battle that they will want to wage across Britain for years to come. Like Hizb ut-Tahrir and their Islamic caliphate pipe-dreams, this lobby is in it for the long haul.

It's important to continually expose their networks, because the first tactic of fundamentalists is to deny their links to each other until they're confident that coming out more openly won't jeopardise their agenda.

In God's Name primarily featured a certain Andrea Minichiello Williams, public policy director at The Lawyers' Christian Fellowship (LCF).

One group associated with LCF is Christian Concern For Our Nation (CCFON), an organisation we exposed on the Liberal Conspiracy website as having registered and bought the domain name for Conservative MP Nadine Dorries's 20 weeks campaign to lower the legal limit for abortion.

CCFON also runs another anti-choice website that claims it only wants to "substantially" reduce the 24 week upper time limit but it is backed by a whole list of organisations that want to ban abortion entirely. In the documentary, Andrea Williams keeps talking about the killing of foetuses through abortions but rarely acknowledges the case for having an abortion in the first place. Does she want to bring back the coathanger?

Nadine Dorries MP keeps claiming she is pro-choice and that she is not a Christian fundamentalist but then why is her campaign funded and co-run by them? Why are many of her allies groups that want to ban abortion entirely? Imagine the outrage if it were a group of misogynist Muslim fundamentalists such as Hizb ut-Tahrir running the campaign instead.

CCFON is close to the Conservatives and Dorries has repeatedly been given a platform on ConservativeHome to continue publishing images to make her flimsy "scientific" argument.

There is no doubt that the Christian fundamentalists are coming. We may think this to be a liberal, secular country but they aim to embed themselves into the political establishment and, over the longer term, push through piecemeal changes to roll back equal rights for gays and women. Monday night's documentary showed this already in action.

The mainstream media has completely failed to make the connection between the Nadine Dorries campaign, which is being enthusiastically backed by Conservative leader David Cameron, and these fundamentalists. Yesterday ConservativeHome claimed that even if she loses the vote, Dorries's campaign had "already succeeded" because of the media coverage she had had.

But then this was never supposed to be a battle over abortion rights. The pro-choice lobby was slightly caught out, especially since Dorries had plenty of support from the Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph newspapers, but they won't be next time.