Come on over. It's the land of milk and honey
Holland and Germany bricking themselves at the thought of how much extra money they will have to put into the EU each year if the UK ever does actually leave it. Not something I am certain of, even now.
The eastern bloc members of the EU are following the lead of the likes of France,Spain and others in syaing yes to just about everything the EU puts on the table and then ignoring the bits that might negatively impact them.
The Italians are ever more disenchanted with life in the EU. They just voted a coalition in that is very much Euro-sceptic and was thinking, very much out loud, of withdrawing from the Euro. Not something the EU Commissioners like so, according to press reports, they had a word with the Italian President who then refused to accept the coalition and/or its policies and ordered them to go off and form another one with other parties which would, hopefully, ditch the "ditch the Euro" policy. This may still backfire as it is proving veru difficult to cobble a different coalition together and it may yet lead to a new General Election which would, IMO, lead to many more votes going to the Euro-Sceptic parties and then the President would have no choice but to accept the new coalition, complete with the Eurozone withdrawal. Should that happen then, IMO, the domino effect will kick in and kill the EU.
With regard to Brexit, and I may be totally wrong on this, I foresee 2 possible outcomes. One is no deal which means no divorce payment to the EU and we go to the WTO trading tariffs which will increase the cost of both imports and exports from/to the EU. The other is that we don't leave as no deal satisfactory to both sides so we leave the umbilical chord not completely severed and we adhere to EU Law whilst no longer being in the EU so we have no say in new Law or in changes to that Law. This would lead to grand scale riots.
I discount remaining as a full member as that would cause a riot much greater than those my 2nd option would lead to.