alt Hacker NewsThis makes being involved as little as possible but no more far more attractive than being bound too tightly together though.
Almost like many of the EU states were misled into their current situations.
This makes being involved as little as possible but no more far more attractive than being bound too tightly together though.
Almost like many of the EU states were misled into their current situations.
How so? Many EU states have benefited enormously from being on the receiving side of EU subsidies, which obviously would be out of the question without full integration. Norway, Iceland, and Switzerland have rejected membership, which essentially means that as EEA members they have to observe all the EU regulations and agreements when it comes to trade, without having any say about them. They have their reasons, but those reasons don't apply generally.
"Being misled" is obviously nonsense that deserves no further comment.