Greece's own prime minister says he doesn't really "believe in" the new bailout deal he's hoping to secure for his country.
Germany's top finance official thinks a Greek exit from the euro currency would be better than another costly rescue package.
The International Monetary Fund doubts a bailout will work without major debt relief from Athens' creditors, few of which appear willing to offer any.
To hear these key players tell it, the rescue plan they're currently concocting to save Greece from bankruptcy is either a bad idea or doomed to fail. Yet they're pressing ahead anyway, despite the questions that their own public statements raise about their commitment to keeping Greece solvent, helping its economy grow and preserving its membership in the Eurozone.