GCM 2
New member
Below are some of the red flags that really stick out from his "Lets clear the air" post on his site. He continues to (and smartly so) provide the loosest of details, his verbiage used is vague, very non-pointed, specifically trying to not be specific. This is used when an individual is being untruthful, has no hard data to back up any claims and cannot provided any factual measure of effectiveness of his efforts.
....I am always looking for different groups to spread the word to about the Fallen Heroes Jeep and our cause which is to help raise awareness for different troop charities.
....It is to attend different events and raise awareness for smaller troop related charities that most people probably don’t even know exist.
....We asked that people make a donation for a troop charity instead of paying for the keychain. We were very fortunate and the Jeep community at the event helped us raise $421. 100% of that donation was passed onto the charity.
....we are thinking of trying it again in late July with a car wash for another small troop related charity.
The repetitive use of the buzzwords "troop charity" do not match up with the name "fallen" heroes jeep. The name of his site is "Fallen Heroes Jeep" which by definition is bringing attention to those Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who were killed in action. Providing charitable donations to the families, spouses and children of those fallen men and women is definitely a noble cause, however he is trying to raise awareness for different "troop charities" which means exactly what????? :thinking:
....I am always looking for different groups to spread the word to about the Fallen Heroes Jeep and our cause which is to help raise awareness for different troop charities.
....It is to attend different events and raise awareness for smaller troop related charities that most people probably don’t even know exist.
....We asked that people make a donation for a troop charity instead of paying for the keychain. We were very fortunate and the Jeep community at the event helped us raise $421. 100% of that donation was passed onto the charity.
....we are thinking of trying it again in late July with a car wash for another small troop related charity.
The repetitive use of the buzzwords "troop charity" do not match up with the name "fallen" heroes jeep. The name of his site is "Fallen Heroes Jeep" which by definition is bringing attention to those Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who were killed in action. Providing charitable donations to the families, spouses and children of those fallen men and women is definitely a noble cause, however he is trying to raise awareness for different "troop charities" which means exactly what????? :thinking:
