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@JWestland
The irony in this all is that states run the risk/are actually becoming weaker and weaker, and really have to group together to tackle international issues.
So by weakening the EU people that don't have citizen interests at heart also win. (well and the socialists, but if the unite magazine layout is anything to go by they are 30 years behind)
The cash flow in the EU needs to improve, if there's more sharing of cash there's great potential. Look at Northern Ireland, we've had so many nice things build with EU developing regions cash.
If that model can be replicated w/o screwing over Southern States (Italy etc.) there's potential. Tackling inequality and freedom of movement benefitting people internally (Spain has a huge unemployment issue) and a clear nationalist vision SNP-wise may work.
You DO luckily see new movements in the EU with anti TTIP/CETA campaigns being successful (and rightly so) but it's never going to be easy with so many states.