Heller completely swings and misses on the bonds. At the end of the article he talks about the $134 B in bonds that were found in Italy by 2 men, etc.
He makes it sound as if the fact that these bonds could have looked so real may have been a warning that they could be easily created and mistaken for real bonds. That's fine and dandy.
1 part is missing.... who's gonna buy bonds worth the GDP of the US's 5th largest creditor without Authentication, which is rather easy to do?!
Bonds are not as simple as money, yet he intimates they could be exchanged as fungible fiat, which is not true.
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