Of course Weber was right in terms of operating policy - the ECB does not target a monetary aggregate.
Serious financial instability could ensue as a result of uncertainty over the role of the ECB versus individual national central banks.
The ECB does not help itself by its often somewhat clumsy use of words.
So congratulations are in order for the ECB ensuring that next years Tests aren't going to be on terrestrial.
The ECB indicates that rates will continue to rise, but does not suggest it has a rigid timetable for the moves.