I find that extremely odd. It's like an engineer who doesn't look at that data at hand: Since 2005 every attempt to put a referendum (e.g. France, Netherlands,

I find that extremely odd. It's like an engineer who doesn't look at that data at hand: Since 2005 every attempt to put a referendum (e.g. France, Netherlands, Greece) on any matter that had to do with the EU, ended up with anti-EU vote win. So if you look closer at the data, then you'll see that anti-EU sentiment is way stronger then pro-EU throughout Europe. I believe that people higher-up the food-chain have access and a say in the social and mass media. This creates a strong reality distorted (like London vs Rest of England).