A suspicious mind might wonder whether the idea of being able to say 'Look! I have done 5 trouble free bonds!' without flagging up the fact that one had, in fact, only been involved in the investment market for 5 weeks might not be rather attractive to someone with nefarious goals. It provides a low effort way to build a 'history' of trustworthiness. In addition, the same suspicious mind might wonder whether very rapidly turning over bonds might allow someone to get away with increasing their bond size much more quickly than would be possible with the traditional 4-8 week length bonds. Further, if that suspicious mind went to sleep and another one came along our second suspicious mind might note that the branding of the bonds by reference to missile names appears to have been determined from the start, possibly suggesting that the bond issuer has always had the fixed intention of running a series of rapidly growing bonds. These possibilities might be thought all the more likely by a third suspicious mind who took into account the uneconomical interest rates being used to sell the bonds.