Saw this on FB, guessing it's bollocks?

Does it have a date on it? Could be old data or a leading question

don't think so

I can confirm Poland and Ireland are correct

And Germany makes sense

In fact it's all probably true

I would say France and Italy are the only likely major nations to leave the EU

Even on 74%?

It will go down more if the economy does an oopsie

i feel like the afd did a bit betetr than 11% in germ but maybe im mis remembering

le pen in france wasnt that unpopular

I've met a polish nationalist that is euroskeptic

And he said Poland is one of the most pro-EU nations

As they are on the gravy train

And they disregard eu laws in terms of refugees and migration quotas

Plus they have their own visegrad support

Now that Britain has rightfully left

I predict Poland will play a much bigger role in internal EU politics

crashing the EU was always about the big money countries going out like france germ uk

Yeah

makes sense that all the beneficiaries wanna stay

UK was the 2nd biggest provider of the EU budget

germ 1st france 3rd isnt it?

France was of course 3rd and Germany 1st

Yup

yhyh

2022 for next french GE i hear

macron out!

maybe if the riots keep up till then

Yeah I can't see them stoping any time soon

one of my french friends said that when he lived in paris there were protests pretty much every weekend and that this kind of stuff is pretty normal

so i think unless the macron voters budge they'll stay in

Depends on the state of the socialists and French nationalists

I can't imagine Macron getting re elected

people voted theresa cos they didnt want corbyn so i can imagine a simialr thing happening in france

if that side doesnt slplit the vote and theres no one else

The socialists in France are actually old school socialists

And likewise are the nationalists

And they have more authentic support

The Labour party here are just social dems in comparison to continental socialists

then id expect their elections to be more static cos there'd be less bleed over