Hi Taurus 689. I thank you. I do not see their behaviour as being subconscious, but perhaps because they have been inculcated with the philosophy of this religion of peace mantra for so long, they firmly believe it, but whatever beliefs we may hold close to our hear is rubbish and must be obliterated. That, however, is to the detriment of our world and those within it that opted to open the front door to them in the first place. Nevertheless, they are no longer living in their own third world, but guests in a Western society, and contrary to what they demand, they must learn to either accept the West, warts and all, or find a new address. We, on the other hand, must cease to acquiesce to what other cultures see as their ‘right’ to lead us up the proverbial garden path through the laws of our countries. All this, while they hand taxpayers the privilege of paying the bill for the slip and fall lawyers who give short shrift to any legitimate fears we may have concerning our children’s future.

Hello Mike H. Thank you very much indeed for your nice comment. I sometimes get a little carried away when writing, so perhaps my remarks were misconstrued. I too was aghast at the sealing of this shrine, and cannot help but think what sort of a reaction one could expect should some nice, religious Catholic boys in Italy seal the front doors of a Mosque. I daresay we would witness something similar to the Cartoon Caper. What an utterly dreary thought.

Well said. Europeans and their descendents in NA, Australia and NZ are at the moment of truth. We need to act now or leave a Hell in which our grandchildren will be forced to live. These people are not among us to assimilate as good citizens but rather, consciously or unconsciously to dismantle and eradicate every trace of Western Culture.  From the Hell holes of the ME and Africa they are welcomed to our countries by our self serving leaders and attempt to change incrementally our cultures and customs. They fly in the face of our laws, violate our women, hamstring our legal system and pillage our educational institutions.
They need to go.
 

Mauramia, your meaning was clear enough. The immigrants should repack their cultural as well as their religious beliefs and cart them back to the place of origin. That or assimilate.

I'm not catholic but the walling up of the madonna by the jerk in Valaperta di Casatenovo is too much. 

Hello Armor. I most certainly did NOT mean 7th century Europeans, and if you took that meaning from my post, them my writing is less than I had believed it to be. Best Wishes, Mauramia.

mauramia: "their beliefs of the 7th century"

You mean the Arab beliefs that existed in Arabia in the 7th century.
Our ancestors living in Europe in the 7th century were not barbarians.

But this is Italy. It is not the Middle East or Africa, and those of a foreign element must recognise that they are at most, if there legally, a guest in this country, and not set out to cart their beliefs of the 7th century with them to this most benevolent place where the citizens have finally had enough of their garbage behaviour. I grow weary watching the parade of Arab\African lawbreakers each year I return to Rome, as they flog their cheap knock-offs of Gucci, Prada and other world famous purses, scarves and leather goods. They harass you to buy their junk, all in view of legitimate shops who pay taxes to a government who dose zero to stop this thuggish behaviour. I am beyond being furious with this lot of moochers, and the idea that they have Eurabia by the throat, all granted by those of the politically correct chattering class, is at times is more than I can accept. To witness such crassness from foreigners who try to usurp native Romans via undercutting them in the marketplace, is perhaps fodder for the others who see the flooding of Europe by these same immigrants as an invasion of their very culture. It is past time for change as the un-welcome mat is being rolled out in Italy, and in truth, who can lay blame at the feet of a people who have had their generosity flung in their face by people who believe that their way is the only way? In this magnificent city of Rome, respect is due, and must be paid, to a place that has given the world much, vis-à-vis art, culture and history, not to mention food, literature and architecture. Enough is enough.