Image by Bratislavsky kraj via FlickrI may have a new hero, Richard Sulik a politician from Slovakia. He is the leader of the classical liberal Freedom and Solidarity Party and is holding up the current Euro Bailout Fund. He seems to talk common sense. Here's a few extracts from a recent interview:
SPIEGEL ONLINE: Slovakia has yet to approve the expansion of the euro backstop fund, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), because your Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party is blocking the reform. If a majority of Slovak parliamentarians don't support the EFSF expansion, it could ultimately mean the end of the common currency.
Sulik: The opposite is actually the case. The greatest threat to the euro is the bailout fund itself.
SPIEGEL ONLINE: How so?
