The reasons for the disintegration of EU and for the statement that "less Europe" is better than "more Europe" do not lie in the Euro-skepticism but in the differences between the ideological construction of reality and reality, and in the economic and social implications of economic policies imposed by European authorities. The existing EU is a mixture of common market, economic union, monetary union, and political union. The discrepancy among countries increases by "more Europe" which thereby also increases dissatisfaction with its functioning and reduces the strength of EU. How far away from the reality are the goals of the EU officials and  "statesmen" might be best shown by the EU strategies, how harmful is the imposition of equal rules for different states, is shown by the functioning  of the EU "unions": monetary, fiscal, and banking.