Trond Grande and Dag Huse are asked about Carine Smith Ihenacho’s email address

From: X. (Anonymity granted by decision of the Court)
Subject: Email address of the Chief Compliance Officer Ms. Carine Smith Ihenacho
Date sent: April 6, 2023, 23:43 (Beijing time)
To: Trond Grande (Deputy CEO of NBIM), Dag Huse (CRO of NBIM)

Dear Messrs. Grande and Huse,

My name is [REDACTED FOR PRIVACY (note: but I of course gave them my real name)]. I attach a scan of my expired passport and my current Chinese driver’s license. I also attach the decision of the European Court of Human Rights to grant me anonymity for past, present, and future proceedings in respect to the case I am going to talk about.

At least, later, I don’t need to send these documents anymore and I don’t need to mention my name in our communications which are meant to be published online for transparency purpose in this unprecedented major criminal RICO case.

I don’t want to have to repeat myself too many times. Therefore, before I start, I need to ask you for the email address of the Chief Compliance Officer Ms. Carine Smith Ihenacho. I already have Mr. Tangen’s email address.

Please answer me as soon as possible so that I can start explaining to you this case and how NBIM might be partaking in a pattern of racketeering activity simply by owning stocks of McDonald’s Corporation.

Once I have Ms. Smith Ihenacho’s email address, I will start explaining to the 4 of you (including Mr. Tangen) and my communications to you will be transparently CC’ed to the Assistant Legal Attaché of the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.

Thank you.

Best regards,

[REDACTED FOR PRIVACY]