Good. I like your point of view.
Thanks - it's especially wrong at a time when Poland is looking to re-invest the EU with a sense of purpose. Tusk's recent speech criticizing the current entropy within Europe was bracing, statesmanlike stuff, and vindicates the rotating presidency. I have been critical elsewhere here of the specific priorities Poland is looking to address (or rather, not the priorities per se, just the intractable urzędnik-language in which they were formulated) - but this speech hit home because the mood is defeatist of late, and minds need galvanising.
I still fear that all bets will be off if Greece defaults, but there's not much anyone can do in that case ...