🧾 Part 3: NGO Shell Diagnostic — Legitimate vs Suspicious Traits
Category
Legitimate NGO
Heart of an Ace / UNCN
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Leadership Transparency
Full names, bios, and LinkedIn profiles for all executives and board members
Only one fully documented leader (Sarah Adams); others listed by first name or initials (“Alla P.,” “Brian B.,” “Gwen”)
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Backgrounds
Executives often have verifiable experience in civil service, aid, or non-profit work
Core leader is ex-CIA; others have no verifiable background at all
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Board Disclosure
Full list of board members with roles and affiliations
Board barely mentioned; no professional details listed
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Partner Organizations
Publicly listed; often displayed with logos and collaborative reports
Claims to work with 30+ NGOs but does not name a single one
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Financial Transparency
IRS Form 990 available, with detailed expenses, salaries, and funding sources
Heart of an Ace has one 990 (2023); shows $0 salaries for entire executive team despite global operations
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Third-Party Oversight
Ratings or accountability through watchdogs (Charity Navigator, Guidestar, BBB)
No listings or ratings found on major oversight platforms
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Press Coverage
Referenced in media, academic papers, or by institutional donors
Extremely limited to no coverage in major outlets despite major claims
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Founding & Mission
Clear mission history, with dated reports and founding documentation
Founded in 2021 with vague veteran empowerment language; pivoted to Ukraine in 2022 with no transition transparency
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Operational Footprint
Offices, locations, and staff typically documented
No listed physical presence in Ukraine or the U.S. other than vague Florida registration
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Use of Military Language
NGOs typically use humanitarian language: relief, empowerment, rebuilding
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🧠 Conclusion: High Likelihood of Shell Functionality
Based on established nonprofit best practices and transparency expectations, Heart of an Ace Inc. and UNCN raise multiple structural and behavioral red flags:
• Opaque leadership
• Intelligence community origin
• Unverifiable partnerships
• War-zone tech deployment
• Military-style command structures
In context, they resemble “humanitarian camouflage” for U.S. government logistical or surveillance operations more than traditional aid organizations.
it’s almost amazing how people run from me how people turn from me and on me a few people have seen me for a little bit like on here some of you specifically Mark he gave me money couple times others of you too. I don’t want money but like I have the best nonprofit that I need help with and it’s a pretty great investment I think.
This is what I wrote in the moment. No edits, no polish — just me speaking the truth like I always have.
“We pay them to poison us.
Then we pay them to fix us.
And they profit on both ends.
Even our healing is part of their business model.
We’re waking up.”
They should actually be scared. Because with this tool — this AI — guys like me, guys who never went to college, who were told we’d never make it, we finally have a way to fight back.
People like us aren’t expendable.
We’ve kept this country alive — working the jobs nobody else wants, grinding, surviving.
And now we speak truth.
We should figure out a new system where the things that keep us alive are rewarded — and the things that kill us…
We start to excise them from our lives with impunity and expeditiously
