[matteuan]

First "un-elected and un-accountable bureaucracy" is wrong. The parliament is elected directly and the decision-making is not less democratic than any other member state. Some problems and an example do not make the EU a failure. The economical and social advantages of EU have been already significant. If you were not the 'sophisticate' troll that I think you are, I would have spend more time trying to explaining you this.

[rbanffy]

I keep having to point out that most of the criticism is based on false information and propaganda. The EU has done a really poor job with informing the public how it works.

[matteuan]

I agree with you, another problem is that 'how EU works' is still changing and evolving a lot. The Treaty of Lisbon is 'only' 10 years old