18/09/2025 CBA

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Any references to “privacy” in this matter are noted. However, privacy cannot be used as a shield to conceal crimes against humanity, treaty breaches, or financial misconduct. All information shared in this correspondence relates directly to systemic violations already documented before the International Criminal Court and referenced in United Nations reports.

Privacy obligations under domestic law do not override international law. Where ongoing crimes are concerned, disclosure is a legal duty. Attempts to invoke “privacy” to obstruct transparency will be treated as deliberate concealment and annexed as evidence of complicity.

Dear Danielle

I refer to your above complaint and to previous correspondence.

I have attempted to contact you to discuss your complaint further, however, I was unsuccessful reaching you.

Please advise me of an available time to reach out or contact me on 02 8388 5585 at your earliest convenience.

Thank you.

Kind Regards

Josephine Stanton

Manager, Critical & Complex Complaints

Group Customer Relations

Customer and Community Advocacy

GPO Box 41

Sydney NSW 2001

Phone    (02) 8388 5585

Email    Josephine.Stanton@cba.com.au

18/09/2025 Reply to CBA

Thank you for your call.

As stated in my previous correspondence, all communication on this matter must be in writing. I am awaiting your formal written response by 5 October 2025. Please provide your reply by that date in writing or if you need any further information from me please put it in writing.

The International Criminal Court has received information relating to my home loan and any attempts to interfere with, manipulate, or leverage it in connection with my case.

Under Article 25 of the Rome Statute, aiding and abetting crimes against humanity includes providing practical assistance or support that furthers the commission of the crime. Any financial action taken against me in reprisal — including interference with my home loan — will be treated as retaliation against a victim and whistleblower, and formally annexed to my ICC case as evidence of complicity.

Under Article 77 of the Rome Statute, individuals found guilty of such crimes face penalties of up to 30 years’ imprisonment or life.

On 16 July 2025, the United Nations General Assembly received the Special Rapporteur’s report (A/80/174), which formally recognized toxic military exposures as crimes against humanity requiring urgent legal action. Despite these warnings, the Australian Government and its financial institutions continue to commit crimes by concealing liabilities and targeting victims. Any attempt to interfere with my home loan in this context constitutes ongoing participation in those crimes.

This matter is now a live criminal record before the International Criminal Court. Govern yourselves accordingly.

Regards

Warm Agent Orange Burns regards,

Danielle Stevens

We will always be a child of a Vietnam Veteran

https://agentorangechild.wixsite.com/agent-orange-child

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.

Profit before People is a crime.

Duty ~ Knowledge ~ Silence = Guilty ⚖️

Dear Danielle,

We have received your complaint

Thank you for your complaint about your request for further hardship assistance.

I am writing to let you know that I am investigating it and aim to provide an outcome shortly. I will also explain your options if you are not satisfied with my decision.

I have attempted to contact you to discuss your concerns, however, I was unsuccessful reaching you.

I will investigate the issues you raised

I understand that you would like me to look into the following issues:

You have requested for further hardship assistance as your situation is long term.

Investigations often include:

identity verification

contacting you to discuss your complaint

gathering more information about the issues you’ve raised

To assist me in investigating your complaint and providing you with a response, please contact me on Josephine.Stanton@cba.com.au or on 02 8388 5585 to discuss your complaint. Otherwise, please provide me with your preferred phone number, date and time to contact you. My working hours are from 08:30 am to 04:30 pm, Monday to Friday.

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If you would like more information, you can contact me on 02 8388 5585 or at Josephine.Stanton@cba.com.au.

Regards,

Josephine Stanton

Manager Critical and Complex Complaints

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

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Subject: Re: Complaint – Sovereign Securities Fraud & ESG Misrepresentation

Dear Josephine,

Thank you for your message.

I note that I have already received nearly identical template-style emails from three different CBA staff members. This duplication not only undermines the credibility of your investigation but also makes the Bank look inconsistent and incompetent. I am blogging each version publicly, which only highlights this further.

I also remind you that one of your colleagues has already put it in writing that the Commonwealth Bank is aiding and abetting chemical war crimes against children through financing structures. That statement is now annexed to my ICC submission as evidence.

For the sake of clarity and accountability, I request that the CBA appoint one single point of contact for this matter going forward. Continuing to send multiple conflicting communications only compounds the seriousness of the situation.

Govern yourselves accordingly.

Warm Agent Orange Burns regards,

Danielle Stevens

When a Bank Puts War Crimes in Writing

On 8 September 2025, a Commonwealth Bank investigation officer put the following words in writing to me:

“CBA is aiding and abetting chemical war crimes against children through financing structures.”

Even though it was framed in the context of “you alleged,” this wording is devastating. Why?

• International Law Language: “Aiding and abetting” comes directly from Article 25 of the Rome Statute, the law that governs crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC).

• Corporate Knowledge: Once an institution writes this down, it proves they were on notice. From that moment, they cannot deny knowledge of the allegation.

• Command Responsibility: Under Article 28 of the Rome Statute, when an organisation’s officers know of crimes and fail to act, that silence is complicity.

• Evidentiary Value: This isn’t just my claim anymore — it’s the Bank’s own correspondence. It is annexed to my ICC submission as evidence.

This single line shifts the case from “a complaint raised” to “a global financial institution formally recorded knowledge of crimes against humanity — and did nothing.”

This isn’t just my allegation — the UN has already put it in writing, with 8+ formal warnings that governments and institutions are ignoring.

The UN’s 16 July 2025 report already put it in writing: military toxins and their cover-up are crimes against humanity.

Govern yourselves accordingly.