alix: and more tensions earlier this week when we interviewed chief economist george magness, who sayseven if temporary, deals could be dangerous. >> the idea that you could float the concept of index it mechanism in a system that is supposed to be -- in terms of exchange rate commitment, that is a dodgy thing to do, because next time you get a government somewhere that does not agree with the orthodoxy of europe or if there is a crisis in another country or the eurozone, or if even in france, if they were to -- how will the eurozone basically protect itself win a big country threatens or is in danger of going the same route. seems to beeally highlighted in what you say is the risk between berlin and paris. i want to review something, the decision when it boils down is the german-based discipline or the french flexibility and compromise, is this no longer a eurozone, is this a germany solo eurozone? like the idea of a french flexibility and compromise. they are working out of self interest. that they have a different kind of idea with the southern european countries, then germany and o