The problem is that even when people vote nationally against Europe, their corrupted lawyers/politicians still do only what they want: the french voted against

The problem is that even when people vote nationally against Europe, their corrupted lawyers/politicians still do only what they want: the french voted against entering the eurozone. Yet their leaders decided France would enter the eurozone. That's totally un-democratic just like what's happening in Cyprus is anti-democratic. Note that this shouldn't come as a surprise: Europe is mostly socialists and socialist only believe in democracy ("social democracy") as a mean to get in power and, once in power, to act in non-democratic ways. This is precisely what's happening: non-democratic confiscation of citizens' money to fund the state (please spare me the propaganda about the banks: it's about saving the european governments). (I digress but I so wish they weren't in it, because France is f^cked: people unwilling to work more than 32 hours/week, super high sense of entitlement, uncontrollable state debt exploding and they're going to default in a few years, just like Greece). I do really hope that the U.K. massively vote to get out of the European Union when the referendum shall take place. Of course they're wagging the dog with "rich russians" and whatnots: later on they'll blame the working people (who have economies) has being responsible of all the evil in Europe. Not a single time are you going to see socialists do some introspection. Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy and France are all going to state default (Greece will indeed default again). Oh, and Cyprus shall never have a state debt of 100% of their GDP in 2020 as stated for this measure. There are way too many public servants, way too many state benefits, in all these countries for them to ever be able to repay their state debt. Socialism inevitably leads to state default and that's what we'll witness soon (we already witnessed it with Greece).