What do Britain and Bulgaria, Greece and Germany, France and Finland have in common? A politically savvy reader will immediately say: they are all members of the European Union. But these states also have something in common: both in them and in many other countries of a united Europe, the movement of Eurosceptics has recently sharply intensified. The recently held Brexit opened a second wind to supporters of leaving the EU, and the migration crisis turned Eurosceptics to the right, towards conservatism. Add to this a handful of Catalan, Scottish and North Italian separatism, a pinch of good old German nationalism, throw 3 million migrants into the boiling European cauldron, cover it with the lid of the Transatlantic Agreement, so that the steam from the brewed porridge does not come out and wait a little... Boom!!!