Banks are the true culprits. It is normal that the banking world is on the defensive in the Cyprus affair - it has so much responsibility in the issue that the effort to get out of it with the least damage possible is understandable. What is surprising is the absence of explicit grievances about it. It has to be said that it's strange - the banks which apply non-market interest rates to their clients and get into debt in proportions that represent a multiple of their country's GDP, not to...