> if you prove that you are an EU citizen, they can not prevent you from entering Well, since a few years they cannot (don't want to?) prevent from entering ev

> if you prove that you are an EU citizen, they can not prevent you from entering Well, since a few years they cannot (don't want to?) prevent from entering even those ones who are _not_ EU citizens. Moreover, one can enter the EU even without a passport or any other identification document. > The pillar that supports this and other freedoms is the political machinery in Brussels ("the EU"), and without it it all comes tumbling down. I agree -- this situation is (mostly) a result of the political machinery in Brussels.