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Stavanger Likningskontor og Folkeregister
Berglandsgaten 30
4012 Stavanger
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Skattedirektoratet
(Directorate of taxes)
P.B. 6300 Etterstad - Fr. Selmers vei 4 - N-0603 Oslo
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Dear Sir or Madam:
Witness testimony in a United States civil dispute recently revealed that the
Florida-based hate group, LMT, Inc., received $300,000 US from an entity known
as quot;Operation Clambake." The registered owner of this entity is Norwegian
citizen Andreas Heldal-Lund.
Heldal-Lund works for Hays IMS in Stavanger, Norway, as a database
coordinator/computer supervisor. He is not listed on the company website, either
as a shareholder, or in any executive capacity. Yet, according to the testimony
of LMT, Inc., President Stacy Brooks, somehow Heldal-Lund managed to amass
this considerable sum and forward it to LMT.
LMT, Inc., is a profit-making corporation. Therefore this transaction raises the
following questions:
- How did Heldal-Lund acquire these funds?
- Did Heldal-Lund pay tax on these funds?
- How did Heldal-Lund transfer the $300,000 from Norway to the United States?
- The majority of this $300,000 was later transferred into the personal possession
of Robert S. Minton. Was this repayment of a loan, as Brooks testified, or were these
funds intended for Minton in the first place?
It is noteworthy that anti-religious extremist and fugitive from US justice,
Gerald Armstrong, a close associate of Robert
Minton, has been traveling in Europe, possibly on business for Minton. Armstrong’s
travel itinerary included Norway. Is it possible that Armstrong’s reason
for visiting Norway was to deliver funds to Heldal-Lund which could then be laundered
through Minton’s LMT, Inc., into Minton’s personal account?
The deposition transcript of the above-mentioned testimony was published to
an internet newsgroup. As the transaction in question was channeled through an
anti-religious hate group, Religious Freedom Watch feels obliged to pass this information
on to the proper Norwegian authorities.
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