Well, the EU is pretty heterogeneous, so I would expect different politicians saying and wanting different things. Still seems like its worth it, though, on an

Well, the EU is pretty heterogeneous, so I would expect different politicians saying and wanting different things. Still seems like its worth it, though, on an economical level at least. England, for example, did only join the EU back then for economical reasons. Them leaving the EU now doesn't seem like an economical win (and it was probably not an decision made based on economics, I guess). So I agree that > Germany is a very likely benefactor from all of this. but I would argue that all countries in the EU are. > Because let's call it what it is - it's a redistribution of wealth into the power centers of EU obscured by lies (...) Which lies do you mean, for example? > (...) and insane amounts of bureaucracy. Well yeah. But if the EU would not manage these things, each country would have to manage them with each of the other countries, leading to much much more bureaucracy.