First Dubai, now Greece. Just as the last US bank repays its TARP money, bail out funds that tax payers provided to avoid the insolvency of the US financial sector, it seems that trust is wavering in the debt obligations of sovereign countries. For good reasons: financial markets do not look kindly on a country that lies about the size of of its fiscal deficit – for x years!   It turns out the Greeks are not alone with their problems, which raise questions regarding the Eurozone's future. A) Currently all other countries that have adopted the Euro are implicit grantors of Greeks debt – will they officially bail out the Greek government?  B) could this be the end of the Eurozone – if one country leaves, several others are vulnerable. C) Is this the start of a full blown sovereign debt crisis?