Then you still have democracy. We are called the euro-sceptics. We know that you can't run an economy without money, and we know you can't have a single currency without a single government to control it. Jacques Chirac, Joschka Fischer and the European federalists have logic on their side, when they demand a common parliament to control a common government to run a single currency. It is the same logic we use to defend our national currencies.
Currencies have to be run by people accountable to national parliamentary democracies.
We have the same logic as the federalists. But we have the people as well on our side. We do not need to invent a Europhile people to run a European democracy. We take people as they are and promote democracy for those who are in our nations today. We are the euro-realists, and therefore we want to keep our currencies in order to run our economies in a way where we are certain that our electorates always have the last say.