text: Some people's unshakeable  state of denial on this issue is difficult to understand.
  
  If you Google European no go zones, you will see many articles  encompassing the extremes on both ends of this issue: Hyperbolic claims of chaos, and sleepy denials of anything unusual at all.
  
  But, given the quantity of actual attributions of examples of assaults and verbal abuse of westerners within, specifically, Muslim enclaves, the "weakest-minded" would be in the camp of the deniers.
  
  Why is this so hard to believe.? There are in fact, de facto "white no-go zones" in North America.  I have been in situations where I have been in those areas and completely ignored,  and also where I have been harassed in so called "black areas".
  
  The preponderance of evidence of European "no-go" zones, in this case  "muslim enclaves", is overwhelming.
  
  Is it as bad as some hyperbolic claims would lead you to believe? Unlikely.
  
  But it is not imaginary either.