I always knew these were U.S. leases held by a British firm. Penninsula & Orient. I've long known of them before their buyout by DPW. Those very leases are the assets whose risk is at issue.
UNFortunately, your bad habit is of being dragged, kicking and screaming to the truth, having your nose rubbed in your doo-doo where you misrepresent me, and then even deny its doo-doo. Fortunately, the broad conservative consensus was this was a real security hazard..that's why you lost the issue. And of course never admit when you're wrong...which is about always.
You were misrepresented? Was it when you posted and defended an article that called the leases "American assets"?
Were you misrepresented when you said the "Federal Reserve set the interest rate on Treasury bills"? Were you misrepresented when you claimed the Federal Reserve "delayed, deferred, and reduced sales" before an auction?
You know what an auction is, don't you? It's a process where someone bids for an asset. That's the opposite of what happens when a price is set by a government entity.