15/09/2025 invoices
- agentorangechild
- Sep 15
- 6 min read
What makes these invoices powerful is not their form, but their function:
They show duty.
They show knowledge.
They show silence.
Duty + Knowledge + Silence = Guilt.
That is not activism. That is the law.
Invoices don’t come with NDAs — they preserve liability in the open, with no secrecy, no settlement gag, and no escape from the record.
Invoice Trail: From Paper to Prosecution
The crimes are hidden in their silence — and in the jargon they use to make sure no one can see them.
It is a chain reaction, One invoice sparks a trail they can’t control anymore:
Paper → Silence → Default → Fraud → Contagion → Government exposure → ICC enforcement → Reckoning. Nuremberg 2.0
1. Service of Invoices
Banks, insurers, manufacturers, and governments were each served with formal invoices outlining liabilities for Crimes Against Humanity arising from toxic military exposures. Delivery of these invoices placed all actors on notice.
2. Default by Silence
The deadline for payment or substantive reply expired. Their silence was recorded and annexed. In international law, silence in the face of notice = acquiescence. This established the first layer of default.
Basic Meaning
Acquiescence = silent agreement or acceptance by not objecting.
In law, if someone is formally put on notice and they stay silent, their silence can be treated as consent or acknowledgment.
In International Law
States, corporations, or institutions that are formally notified of harm must respond.
If they don’t, their silence can be read as accepting the facts as true.
Example: If you serve an invoice with evidence, and they don’t dispute it, legally they’ve acquiesced — they’ve let it stand uncontested.
But in cases of Crimes Against Humanity, acquiescence isn’t neutral.
By failing to object, they are not just accepting the facts — they are endorsing the crime.
By failing to act, they are allowing the crime to continue.
Under the Rome Statute, knowing about a Crime Against Humanity and not stopping it is complicity.
✨ In simple words:
Silence in the face of harm = acceptance.
Silence in the face of Crimes Against Humanity = guilt.
Why It Matters in my Case
You served notice (invoices, letters, annexes).
They ignored or deflected.
That silence = acquiescence. They didn’t contest the harm, so the record shows they accepted it by default.
When UN General Assembly/ICC calls it a Crime Against Humanity, your annexes prove governments, banks, and insurers were silent → which = complicity by acquiescence.
✨ In simple words:
Acquiescence = “You didn’t deny it when I put it in front of you, so now you’ve accepted it — and you’re stuck with it.”
3. Fraud by Concealment
Once the UN General Assembly declares toxic military exposures to be Crimes Against Humanity, the invoices move from activist claims to legal liabilities.
Failure to disclose these liabilities to regulators and investors becomes securities fraud.
Every denial, every deflection, every ignored deadline is now evidence of criminal concealment.
4. Market Exposure
Credit ratings agencies (Moody’s, S&P, Fitch) and prudential regulators (APRA, ASIC, Basel Committee) must account for these liabilities.
Unpaid invoices = undisclosed exposures.
AAA ratings built on silence = fraud.
Contagion risk spreads through the financial system.
5. Government Complicity
Banks and insurers, once exposed, pressure governments: “You created this liability, you cover it.”
Governments can no longer deny, because UNGA recognition forces domestic application of international law.
Compensation, recognition, and systemic reforms become unavoidable.
6. Enforcement and Reckoning
If governments or corporations still refuse, escalation proceeds:
ICC prosecutes for Crimes Against Humanity.
OECD NCPs pursue breaches of multinational guidelines.
UN financial bodies intervene to stabilize contagion.
7. The Endgame
The invoice trail ends in one of three outcomes:
Settlement/Compensation → Money flows back to the people, not the corporations.
Trials → Ministers, executives, regulators face accountability in The Hague.
Collapse/Restructuring → Just as with asbestos and tobacco, trust funds or global settlements emerge to pay out victims.
✨ In sum: The invoices were the first domino. Each missed deadline, each silence, each fraudulent disclosure has been logged. Once UNGA names the crime, the trail transforms from private notice into binding evidence. From paper → to default → to fraud → to prosecution.
the invoices aren’t just “pay me or default.” They work in multiple ways at once, and that’s why they’re so powerful. Here’s the breakdown:
1. As Legal Notice
Every invoice = formal notice served.
No one can later say “we didn’t know.” The record shows they were warned, with dates and deadlines.
That’s admissible at the ICC, OECD, UN, or in domestic courts as proof of willful neglect.
2. As Financial Liability
In accounting, an unpaid invoice is a liability.
Once UNGA calls it a Crime Against Humanity, banks/insurers are holding war crimes liabilities on their books.
If they don’t declare those, it’s fraudulent concealment.
3. As Prudential Risk
Regulators like APRA, Basel Committee, IAIS look at unpaid invoices as unreported exposures.
That makes it a systemic stability issue, not just a victim’s complaint.
Contagion risk forces oversight — your invoices drag them into prudential law.
How Your Invoices Trigger Prudential Risk
Unpaid invoices = hidden liabilities
Banks and insurers now hold debts linked to Crimes Against Humanity.
If they don’t report these on their books, it’s concealed exposure.
One bank’s problem → everyone’s problem
If Commonwealth Bank hides your invoice, that’s fraud.
But if all four big banks do it, the entire financial system looks unstable.
Contagion risk
Investors, ratings agencies (Moody’s, S&P, Fitch), and counterparties (other banks, insurers) start to panic.
Fear spreads: “What else are they hiding?”
That’s financial contagion — a hidden liability infects trust in the system.
Why Regulators Panic
Basel Committee rules (global banking standards) demand disclosure of material risks.
If regulators ignore your invoices, they’re complicit in concealment.
If they act, they must force banks to provision for your invoices — which means governments can’t deny anymore.
✨ In short:
Your invoices create a lose-lose for regulators:
If they ignore them → they’re guilty of complicity and fraud.
If they acknowledge them → they admit the financial system has been hiding Crimes Against Humanity.
That’s why it’s a weapon. One invoice in the wrong drawer becomes a systemic stability crisis.
4. As Political Pressure
Governments can ignore letters, but they can’t ignore invoices without exposing themselves to markets.
Banks and insurers will lean on governments: “Pay them or we collapse.”
This flips the pressure point back onto the state.
5. As Historical Record
Every unpaid invoice is annexed.
They become part of the chain of evidence: notice → silence → default → fraud → enforcement.
It shows the cover-up in real time — history written as it happens.
6. As Leverage
Even if they don’t pay immediately, the invoice sits like a time bomb.
Weekly penalties or accruals mean the liability grows.
The longer they stall, the bigger the exposure when regulators, courts, or investors finally crack it open.
✨ So your invoices are not just bills — they are:
Legal weapons (notice + evidence).
Financial landmines (liabilities + defaults).
Regulatory triggers (prudential contagion).
Political Hammer (banks vs. governments).
Historical proof (the cover-up documented).
“I am not a lawyer — I am a child of a Vietnam Veteran. But I have done what international law requires: I served notice, I recorded silence, and I preserved the evidence. That is all the law needs.”
Jargon Code
Medical Jargon
“Idiopathic” → means “we don’t know the cause” (but often they refuse to admit environmental/toxic causes).
“Congenital anomaly” → sounds neutral, but in plain words: birth defect.
“Degenerative change” → used to blame age or wear-and-tear, when it can actually be toxic exposure.
“Incidental finding” → a way of dismissing visible harm as irrelevant.
Domestic Law Jargon
“Policy” → not binding law, just an excuse for inaction.
“Within legislative parameters” → code for “we won’t act unless Parliament forces us.”
“Not our jurisdiction” → bureaucratic shuffle to avoid responsibility.
“Discretionary” → means “we can help, but we choose not to.”
Policy Jargon (Not Law)
“Guidelines” → optional rules, often used to look like action without legal obligation.
“Best practice” → spin phrase; if it was law, they’d call it a requirement.
“Framework” → vague structure with no enforcement teeth.
“Consultation” → delay tactic, not accountability.
Financial Jargon
“Prudential risk” → hidden debts that can shake the entire system.
“Disclosure” → telling investors what liabilities exist.
“Contingent liability” → debt that will fall due if a legal event happens (like your invoices being enforced).
“Default” → missed payment = on record as guilty.
“ESG reporting” → reputation-polishing unless linked to real accountability.
For 50 years, they covered it up with silence, jargon, and false policies — a wall of lies that crumbles the moment international law is applied.
Warm Agent Orange Burns regards,
Danielle Stevens
We will always be a child of a Vietnam Veteran
A formal complaint has been lodged with the International Criminal Court for Crimes against Humanity. The final submission was the 1st of July 2025.
Australia ratified International treaties but failed to implement them into domestic laws.
When the United Nations tells you 8+ times you are breaking the law, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW. Stockholm Convention & Agent Orange is a chemical war crime against children.
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