Rhetoric Vs. Achievement.......
It is simple to be tough, promising, impressive, or even threatening by mere declaration. However, it is much more challenging keeping true to the uttered words. We all talk about those exotic places we want to visit someday, daydream about winning that lottery with our friends, and writing a super cool movie script that will be the blockbuster of the decade, but somehow never get around to doing none of those things. Even purchasing a lotto ticket somehow escapes our equation of wining the lottery. That is because action is so much more demanding and ultimately valuable than words. It is always harder to actually protect someone, than to claim that one day you will do so. Action alone, though, is not enough to be impressive. Going through the motion without resulting in a positive outcome is too common. Achievement, is ultimately what we refer to when focused action coupled results in a positive outcome.
It is somewhere in between that first and second phase that VGID operates. Lots of promises are being made, though extremely rarely kept. Something always seems to come up, and of course, it’s those external circumstances that impact the outcome and never the action or lack thereof taken by the executive. There’s lots of busy work being done, based on the rare and vague updates we hear from the founder. Success, achievement, however, is none-evident. There was Roadkill, supposedly being sold with lots of positive reviews, but nowhere available to actually purchase. FHBC spinoff entity does not actively function and appears to be a front shell for unloading shares. Patience, Leaf of Faith, RK, etc. exhibit the same loud rhetoric and even lack of action, not to mention achievement.
It is truly sad that charlatans are able to make claims and not be held to the spoken words, though, possibly, not for long.
