There were already moments of near insurrection inside, however. The Joint IMF and EU report gave the eurozone's haircut hawks - those, led by Germany, who want the banks to accept a bigger loss on some of the money loaned to Freece - the opportunity to give "a bloody hiding" to both France and the European Central Bank. Both have been resisting any talk of a Greek debt default for fear it would damage French banks and rock the stability of financial institutions.