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There's a very strong anti-NATO sentiment (I'd wager around 40% with another 20% undecided).
But it doesn't really matter because the referendum is just to "consult the people" and the parliament isn't legally obliged to implement the decision.
And even if the referendum would bind the parliament to accept it's decision into law, the glowies would just rig the votes so we never leave NATO. (consult my attached picture)
Anyway I'm proud of my countrymen a bit, we recognized Palestine, condemned Israel, stopped trading weapons to them, and now we're potentially putting NATO's legitimacy into question. Oh, and for the next general elections the anti-vax parties have pretty decent support.
