The idea of ECB using taxpayers money to buy these junk bonds indefinitely is an utopia and shouldn't be considered a real action plan. Now it's becoming obvious that any measures we currently undertake will give us weeks at most to prepare for the inevitable reappearance of the national currencies of Spain and Italy, followed by a local financial shock. We are confident that the only real chance to start the economic growth is to return to national currencies. We won't be pursuing the preservation of EMU as we consider it unviable and if anything detrimental for the majority of participants, as the limitations and obligations imposed by it will act as an obstacle for the struggling member states. We're currently working on a road map for Germany and France, and we're considering either leaving the Euro as a single common currency or even bringing the Mark and the Frank back.