(Whoops + yikes) x five

Kevin Drum has sharp eyes.  He cites this passage:

The €440 billion pledged by euro-zone governments isn't immediately available cash in hand. Instead, a specially created off-balance-sheet entity will borrow the money, as needed, and then lend it out to the country or countries in trouble. The special entity's borrowings will be guaranteed by euro-zone countries – excluding the country asking for aid. This construction helps skirt the EU treaties' prohibition on one state's assuming the debt of another….This portion would need approval by the parliaments of contributing countries, something that could delay a rapid payout of funds.