My thought is that it's a part of the bigger movement of "New World Order." One world with no national or personal identy, "absolute" equality for all. I would be more inclined to say "take back your nationality, your country, your customs, your personal identity and be proud. Reassess your politics ... what has been the good, the bad, and the ugly of the government you have lived under? Fix the bad and the ugly of the regimes to the extent possible. Look at Greece for example - today it's a financial drain, not only of the EU but the WFB to which many countries contribute funds - bailout after bailout with no money to pay back those funds and "the people" suffer more and more. Something is just wrong with that picture.
Just my opinion.
Is there anything inherently wrong with the new world order?
I would have a hard time finding support for your claim that being under the EU means a lack of national or personal identity. Now granted, I haven't been to Europe in over 15 years, but from what I've seen on the BBC and Sky News, it seems to me they have more national identity than Americans have.... just being honest.
Now that aside, the problem in Greece is caused by Greece. The whole reason the Greek people are suffering, is because they keep fighting all of the changes that are required in order to survive.
If you look back at 2010 through 2014, the reforms were taking effect. The economy was recovering. Trade was up. Was it perfect and beautiful with Unicorns and Butterflies? No. But they were taking effect and there were positive signs.
Then 2015 came around, Syriza came to power, started un-doing all the policies that were working, thumbed their noses at the EU bailouts, and the sh!t hit the fan.
The reason Greece is where Greece is, is because of Greece. And honestly, they would be far worse off, if they had ditched the EU, because NO ONE would have lent them any money at all. What little they still have in Greece, is only because the EU sent them bailout money.