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2011-05-28 — blogspot.com
``If Greece has a debt of 330 billion euros but can get rid of 300 billion euros of it by selling assets, then why does Greece need more aid? Has Greece all of a sudden turned a solvency problem back into a liquidity problem?... Color me skeptical. If it was so easy, why hasn't it been done? I sense a bazooka bluff statement from Stark hoping to buy more time.''
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