Well its coming back to haunt right now as a small region called Wallonia within the EU member country Belgium is not happy with the deal. While Wallonia is not a member country, it has political clout within Belgium and thus Belgium will not agree to the deal unless Wallonia does. Where does this end?? Is Wallonia in toto actually against the agreement or is it that Wallonia itself has powerful subclasses, each of which must agree in harmony else no deal? Could it be that some random person with a name like Lucas Peeters who owns a Moules-frites on Rue del la Broucheterre doesn't like the deal so he is digging his heels in? And without him, socialist Wallonia cannot agree and thus Brussels cannot agree?
What a joke. Too much power has been given away to member states in order to keep the EU moving in the same direction anymore. When the credit was rising and everyone was confident and prosperous then deals could easily be pushed through. But now everyone is worried about recession and so they will begin to think less about the team and more about self.
By the way, nothing does my heart more good than to see a liberal bureaucrat frustrated to the point of tears about having to deal with a liberal bureaucracy.
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