Firstly my comment was about the Eurozone, not the EU. Secondly, Central banking is NOT democratic. When last did you vote for your country's central banking

Firstly my comment was about the Eurozone, not the EU. Secondly, Central banking is NOT democratic. When last did you vote for your country's central banking head? When were members of that bank's monetary policy committee subjected to public scrutiny? Most people have no clue who they are, what their background is, and whether they are to be trusted tinkering with our money or assets. Who influences the dovish/hawkish make up of that group and, as a result, the bank's policy response? You? I don't think so.