> And how do you ensure compliance when half the Eurozone wants to exit? Half the Eurozone? Last time I've checked, Britain wasn't half the Eurozone. Even bett

> And how do you ensure compliance when half the Eurozone wants to exit? Half the Eurozone? Last time I've checked, Britain wasn't half the Eurozone. Even better, Britain has never been part of the Eurozone, so what exactly are you thinking about Mike? Do you really know the topic at hand? Mind you, it's OK to give your opinion without knowing the topic; but it's also OK to point out that the above is wrong and based on misinformation. EU != Eurozone P.S.: I'm sorry I've stalked your profile for exactly 2 minutes in order to get some context of who I am talking to. You claim to be studying economics, yet you fail to understand the difference between the EU and the Eurozone - being the latter purely economic and the former mainly political. I have also noted you are very keen on commenting about EU disintegration and passing biased opinions as facts (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13406733 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13406733). What's your agenda, Mike? P.S.2: Ok, just spent 2 more minutes (I just scrolled down your last 4-5 comments) and I know now what's your agenda.