| "FINANCE MINISTER TAKES ILLEGAL KICKBACKS TOTALLING $259,418.76 FROM PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS INC." BY CALLUM HOUSTON |
Attached to an unexpected November 9, 2009 e-mail I received from Vancouver, BC attorney Robert
W. Taylor was this August 31, 2009 letter an employee of the Vancouver, BC offices of
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. (PwC) by the name of Lucas Matsuda sent to Taylor. This letter is
undeniable proof of serious organized crime in the government of British Columbia. In the letter
Lucas Matsuda tells Robert W. Taylor that payments totalling $259,418.76 have been distributed to
Robert W. Taylor in the form of three cheques made payable to the Minister of Finance. To the
Minister of Finance! Lucas Matsuda also tells Robert W. Taylor in his letter that PwC will be
remitting another payment for an undisclosed amount and that Taylor can expect to receive those
funds as well in the form of another cheque made payable to the Minister of Finance himself.
More information below.
W. Taylor was this August 31, 2009 letter an employee of the Vancouver, BC offices of
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. (PwC) by the name of Lucas Matsuda sent to Taylor. This letter is
undeniable proof of serious organized crime in the government of British Columbia. In the letter
Lucas Matsuda tells Robert W. Taylor that payments totalling $259,418.76 have been distributed to
Robert W. Taylor in the form of three cheques made payable to the Minister of Finance. To the
Minister of Finance! Lucas Matsuda also tells Robert W. Taylor in his letter that PwC will be
remitting another payment for an undisclosed amount and that Taylor can expect to receive those
funds as well in the form of another cheque made payable to the Minister of Finance himself.
More information below.
On August 31, 2009, the date these three unlawful payoffs were laundered, the British Columbia
Minister of Finance was Colin Hansen. These illegal payoffs Colin Hansen received from
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. are obviously undeclared graft payoffs, kickbacks and bribes, as
remuneration for the BC government giving PwC unobstructed access to the assets of the unlawfully-
seized respondent companies in this full-scale, all-out fraud war.
According to Lucas Matsuda, these laundered payments are “capital and taxable dividends” from Alco
Enterprises Ltd., from Powell River Investments Ltd. and from Cedar Grove Holdings Inc.,
companies that have been unlawfully seized and destroyed by the Vancouver, BC offices of
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
You'll also note that at the top of page 2 of Lucas Matsuda's letter there is a table entitled “Dividend
Payments” that shows that a total of $259,418.76 was laundered to the Supreme Court of British
Columbia at some unknown previous point in time as well. The Finance Minister has received funds
from PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. that are exactly equal to the amount of funds laundered to the BC
Supreme Court. The Minister of Finance and the Ministry of Attorney General have divvied up their
illegal payoffs by splitting their proceeds down the middle. These payoffs are completely illegal acts
of criminal theft and criminal money laundering. Neither the Finance Minister nor the Supreme Court
of British Columbia have won a lawsuit that orders PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. to remit the “capital
and taxable dividends” of these companies to these two parties. These illegal payoffs have been made
in an extra-judicial manner; that is, the unlawful kickbacks have not been remitted as a result of legal
proceedings of any kind. According to the letter, the payments were made pursuant only to a
telephone conversation between Taylor and PwC employee Richard D. Pallen that occurred earlier the
day the payoffs were laundered.
And it's completely illegal for Robert W. Taylor to be receiving secret, under-the-table payoffs for the
Crown from another lawyer's client, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. Taylor cannot lawfully deal
directly with PwC in any civil matter that is or was before the courts; as an attorney Robert W. Taylor
is obligated by law to communicate with PwC through PwC's legal counsel, Joseph P. Mockler of the
Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen & Company.
Then Lucas Matsuda informs Robert W. Taylor in the letter that if the attorney has any questions he
should contact Lucas Matsuda himself or Richard Pallen, another PwC employee. Totally illegal. As
a lawyer Taylor has a legal obligation to communicate with PwC through PwC's legal counsel. Lucas
Matsuda then concludes the letter by claiming that PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. was appointed
receiver manager of Alco Enterprises, Powell River Investments Ltd., and Cedar Grove Holdings Inc.
by the court. A falsehood. PwC is not, and never has been, the receiver manager of these companies
in any legal capacity. There is no lawful order of the court endorsed and signed by
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. or by PwC's legal counsel that duly appoints PwC as receiver manager
of these companies. This August 31, 2009 PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. letter that Robert W. Taylor
used to attack me through my e-mail is more concrete, tangible proof of a recurring criminal
harassment, organized crime and identity fraud emergency situation occurring out of the Supreme
Court of British Columbia in my name.
Minister of Finance was Colin Hansen. These illegal payoffs Colin Hansen received from
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. are obviously undeclared graft payoffs, kickbacks and bribes, as
remuneration for the BC government giving PwC unobstructed access to the assets of the unlawfully-
seized respondent companies in this full-scale, all-out fraud war.
According to Lucas Matsuda, these laundered payments are “capital and taxable dividends” from Alco
Enterprises Ltd., from Powell River Investments Ltd. and from Cedar Grove Holdings Inc.,
companies that have been unlawfully seized and destroyed by the Vancouver, BC offices of
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
You'll also note that at the top of page 2 of Lucas Matsuda's letter there is a table entitled “Dividend
Payments” that shows that a total of $259,418.76 was laundered to the Supreme Court of British
Columbia at some unknown previous point in time as well. The Finance Minister has received funds
from PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. that are exactly equal to the amount of funds laundered to the BC
Supreme Court. The Minister of Finance and the Ministry of Attorney General have divvied up their
illegal payoffs by splitting their proceeds down the middle. These payoffs are completely illegal acts
of criminal theft and criminal money laundering. Neither the Finance Minister nor the Supreme Court
of British Columbia have won a lawsuit that orders PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. to remit the “capital
and taxable dividends” of these companies to these two parties. These illegal payoffs have been made
in an extra-judicial manner; that is, the unlawful kickbacks have not been remitted as a result of legal
proceedings of any kind. According to the letter, the payments were made pursuant only to a
telephone conversation between Taylor and PwC employee Richard D. Pallen that occurred earlier the
day the payoffs were laundered.
And it's completely illegal for Robert W. Taylor to be receiving secret, under-the-table payoffs for the
Crown from another lawyer's client, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. Taylor cannot lawfully deal
directly with PwC in any civil matter that is or was before the courts; as an attorney Robert W. Taylor
is obligated by law to communicate with PwC through PwC's legal counsel, Joseph P. Mockler of the
Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen & Company.
Then Lucas Matsuda informs Robert W. Taylor in the letter that if the attorney has any questions he
should contact Lucas Matsuda himself or Richard Pallen, another PwC employee. Totally illegal. As
a lawyer Taylor has a legal obligation to communicate with PwC through PwC's legal counsel. Lucas
Matsuda then concludes the letter by claiming that PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. was appointed
receiver manager of Alco Enterprises, Powell River Investments Ltd., and Cedar Grove Holdings Inc.
by the court. A falsehood. PwC is not, and never has been, the receiver manager of these companies
in any legal capacity. There is no lawful order of the court endorsed and signed by
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. or by PwC's legal counsel that duly appoints PwC as receiver manager
of these companies. This August 31, 2009 PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. letter that Robert W. Taylor
used to attack me through my e-mail is more concrete, tangible proof of a recurring criminal
harassment, organized crime and identity fraud emergency situation occurring out of the Supreme
Court of British Columbia in my name.
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