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Contrast [[Red Scare]] and [[Yellow Peril]].
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== Live-Action Television ==
* ''[[MacGyver]]'' episode "Ten Percent Solution", [[MacGyver]] uncovers a massive Neo-Nazi conspiracy that has infiltrated a sizeable portion of America.
* On ''Law And Order Special Victims Unit'', there is often a variant where a pedophile reminds Our Hero that pedophiles are everywhere, particularly on the internet. The episodes "Chat Room" and "Pandora" used this technique.
* ''[[Law And& Order]]'' episode "Charm City", a white supremacist convicted of planting a poison gas bomb on a subway car angrily hisses that “My country is growing, yours is shrinking!” as the credits roll.
* Trope subverted on the ''[[CSI: Miami]]'' episode "Pirated" where the militia leader threatens how his movement is everywhere and growing. The detectives respond that they are investigating every connection he has and expect a wave of arrests of his cronies in short order, which we see happening in a flurry of images as the police swoop in to bust the terrorists. The militia leader is left stunned to hear that his organization is being smashed so quickly.
* A variation in the same vein as this trope occured on ''Star Trek Deep Space Nine'' in the season three finale "The Adversary" where a defeated changeling who has been sneaking around the ship trying to sabotage it tells Odo that the Changelings are Everywhere.
 
== Video Games ==
* At the end of ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]'' with {{spoiler|the Patriots}} seemingly all dead and their {{spoiler|AI system destroyed}}, Drebin tells Otacon that he believes the world is not truly {{spoiler|free from the influence of the Patriots}}. To prove this, he writes the name of Meryl's unit (Rat Patrol 01) in the sand and makes the letters rearrange into {{spoiler|1=PATR10T}}.
** It's actually a bit of odd [[Fridge Logic]] in that the letters don't actually form an anagram at all unless patrol is shortened to "PT" as Drebin does. PT isn't an accepted shortening of the world "patrol".