This scenario becomes even more unbelievable, or should that be amusing.
He claims to have joined the Air Force back in Netherlands, points there being that he can't even get the name (The Netherlands) of his supposed own country right whilst even many Dutch shall commonly refer to it as Holland on the grounds that that is what the majority of people believe it is called. The other point being the word "back", i.e. a country that he has previously left/emigrated from.
He claims to be ex USAF, except that he joined the Dutch Air Force, not the US Air Force, retiring as a Lt. Col. having made mention that he trained on T-38's but makes no mention of what type(s) he may have flown operationally nor the desk job positions that, at such a senior rank, he would have fulfilled, then despite being a supposed ex AA Captain he still calls himself Lt. Col. yet, now, claims to hold EASA/FAA licenses obviously to operate his own biz jets, so when he makes a passenger PA does he announce "This is the Captain speaking" or "This is the Lieutenant Colonel speaking"?
But, with all due respect, looking at those pics he doesn't appear well enough or the age of to even be driving a car, he's hardly RICH if he buys his clothing online at Amazon to then make such a deal in a review of something as simple as a tee-shirt, in the pics he dresses far from the dress code that one would expect of a CEO of a VIP biz jet operation, Amazon don't operate in the Dutch Antilles so he would need to be doing his online shopping in USA suggesting that he is domicile in USA rather than managing a company in the Dutch Antilles and if he were operating 'PJ' registered aircraft then why would he need a FAA license and medical?
There are so many things that don't add up here and the Judge Judy saying of "If one doesn't lie then one doesn't need such a good memory" comes to mind.