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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
Ok Andrew there are no mass protests in Poland, Hungary and Romania they are all shiny and happy bathing in the EU glow lol Bulgaria has increasing protests and all freedom of movement has meant for most eastern european is a loss of their doctors, nurses, teachers amongst other professions. Yes they may have benefitted in some ways but they don't feel the gain outweighs the loss and are certainly not fully behind the EU most if not all have called for reform only to be met by the EU wall of silence.
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When exactly did Poland, Hungary and Romania join the Eurozone? They haven't so they're not relevant to any talk of Eurozone collapse.
If we're moving onto the EU, they all want to stay. It was hard for their residents to travel whilst behind the Iron Curtain so freedom of movement is understandably something they're keen on. Ditto, they welcome the protection that the EU gives them from Russian domination as it can use its economic clout to try and protect them.