them up, not me, how long does germany go along with carrying so much of the load? >> that's another extraordinary important question. because at the moment, as long as things are as they are, and some of the weaker brethren have got a big deficit, and as long as they are not doing the extraordinarily difficult bits of conditionality that are necessary for part of the rescue operations, which they have already received it is germany that has to pay the bill. and the germans feel, hell, we have taken a few hits. we are still paying a tax for unification. we have restored our competitiveness. why do we have to keep paying the bill for the rest of these guys? and that is a big issue. also a constitutional question about how far they can and should continue to fund the rest of the overspending of the eurozone. that is a big political question. we saw on sunday that a certain number of people are in germany aren't wholly convinced that germany is on the right path either. if the answer is that germany has to continue funding a bunch of fiscal transfers, then that