Nuremberg 2.0: The System on Trial
- agentorangechild
- Sep 14
- 6 min read
14/09/2025
Dear United Nations,
Agent Orange was a toxic herbicide used during the Vietnam War by the United States and its allies, including Australia, New Zealand, and Canada — governments that later denied and concealed its generational harm.
Under Article 15 of the Rome Statute, I filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court, built a website to preserve the evidence, and confronted the governments, banks, insurance companies and corporations responsible.
I told them to stop breaking the law. I pointed directly to Crimes Against Humanity and to every treaty they had ratified/signed.
They chose silence, denial, and lies. Every one of those choices is now preserved as evidence at the International Criminal Court.
I documented every step May to October 2025— through blogs, tweets, invoices, & emails — and sent it all to The Hague, where their silence and written lies now stand as evidence.
I captured their silence through the invoice — each unanswered demand became default, liability, and fraud preserved in the record.
Duty ~ Knowledge ~ Silence = Guilty
Duty → Every government, regulator, corporation, and professional had a legal and moral duty to act. They signed treaties, swore oaths, and promised protection.
Knowledge → They weren’t ignorant. The risks of TCDD (Agent Orange)were documented in science, warnings, and international conventions for decades. They had full knowledge of the harm.
Silence → Instead of acting, they stayed silent. Or worse — they used jargon, policy, and spin to bury the truth. In international law, silence in the face of notice = acquiescence. (Guilty)
Guilty → When you have duty + knowledge and still choose silence, you are no longer neutral. You are complicit. Under the Rome Statute, that = Crimes Against Humanity.
💥 In plain words:
They had a duty to protect.
They knew the truth.
They chose silence.
That choice makes them guilty.
The trail is complete — and history will call it Nuremberg 2.0.
Governments
Crimes: Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity (Rome Statute, Article 7).
Acts:
Ignored binding treaties (Vienna Convention).
Breached Stockholm Convention on dioxins.
Ignored 8+ UN warnings.
Penalty: Up to 30 years imprisonment or life (Rome Statute, Article 77).
🔥The government blocked justice. The Hague won’t.
Banks (CBA, NAB, ANZ, Westpac, etc.)
Crimes: Aiding & abetting Crimes Against Humanity; securities fraud; prudential concealment.
Acts:
Hid war-crimes liabilities.
Maintained AAA ratings built on fraud.
Penalty: Executives face up to 30 years or life; corporate penalties include seizure of assets.
Insurers (Lloyd’s, Swiss Re, Allianz, Munich Re, QBE, etc.)
Crimes: Complicity in financing Crimes Against Humanity; concealment of toxic liabilities.
Acts:
Insured crimes against humanity.
Failed to disclose systemic liabilities.
Penalty: Executives face up to 30 years or life; firms face dissolution or forced reparations trust funds.
Corporations (Bayer, Dow, Monsanto, etc.)
Crimes: Direct Crimes Against Humanity for profit.
Acts:
Suppressed toxin data.
Buried taxpayer-funded science.
Profited from generational harm.
Penalty: Executives face life imprisonment; corporations face asset seizure and reparations.
Regulators (APRA, ASIC, Ombudsman, RMA, etc.)
Crimes: Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity by omission.
Acts:
Failed to act on formal notice.
Acquiescence by silence.
Allowed contagion risks to stay hidden.
Penalty: Senior officials face up to 30 years or life; institutions face restructuring or dissolution.
Media
Crimes: Propaganda and gaslighting in service of systemic persecution.
Acts:
Silenced victims.
Buried evidence.
Legitimised lies.
Penalty: Editors and executives face up to 30 years; precedent from Nuremberg (media convicted as complicit).
Lawyers
Crimes: Aiding & abetting Crimes Against Humanity by designing legal loopholes.
Acts:
Built escape hatches (loopholes, statutes of limitation).
Misrepresented supremacy of treaties.
Penalty: Up to 30 years or life; disbarment; precedent: Nuremberg lawyers convicted for facilitating crimes.
⚖️ Bottom Line:
Individuals: Up to life in prison.
Corporations: Asset seizure, dissolution, reparations trust funds.
Governments: Systemic accountability under UN/ICC oversight.
💥 Nuremberg wasn’t history. It was precedent. And it is happening again.
UNCAC: The Domestic Net in each country
The Rome Statute prosecutes Crimes Against Humanity at the international level.
But UNCAC empowers domestic law enforcement to prosecute corruption, obstruction, and illicit enrichment tied to those crimes.
Officials who abused their role (Article 19) → police, bureaucrats, advisors.
Those who obstructed justice (Article 25) → lawyers, regulators, compliance officers.
Anyone who profited through concealment (Article 20) → contractors, consultants, suppliers.
Institutions that failed to prevent corruption (Article 5) → regulators, oversight bodies, even Ombudsmen.
💥 Result: Domestic law enforcement will move against those outside of direct responsibility — the secondary actors who greased the system, buried the evidence, or enriched themselves from the fraud.
Together, ICC + UNCAC = Nuremberg 2.0 with two barrels:
International prosecution of the core crimes.
Domestic prosecution of the corrupted system that enabled them.
Governments
Crimes (UNCAC):
Failure to prevent systemic corruption (Art. 5).
Abuse of functions for profit and cover-up (Art. 19).
Obstruction of justice (Art. 25).
Acts:
Suppressed toxic harm data.
Used “policy” to block accountability.
Colluded with corporations and regulators.
Penalty: Prosecution of ministers, officials, and senior advisors for corruption and abuse of office.
Banks
Crimes (UNCAC):
Concealment of corrupt proceeds (Art. 14, 23).
Aiding illicit enrichment through hidden liabilities (Art. 20).
Acts:
Hid toxic liabilities from investors.
Maintained fraudulent AAA ratings.
Penalty: Executives liable for corruption crimes; institutions face asset seizure and loss of licenses.
Insurers
Crimes (UNCAC):
Laundering profits of corruption (Art. 23).
Concealment of liabilities tied to systemic harm.
Acts:
Insured corporations engaged in crimes.
Failed to disclose exposures.
Penalty: Executives face corruption charges; firms face dissolution and forced reparations.
Corporations (Bayer, Dow, Monsanto, etc.)
Crimes (UNCAC):
Abuse of functions for profit (Art. 19).
Illicit enrichment from government contracts (Art. 20).
Obstruction of justice by burying research (Art. 25).
Acts:
Suppressed science, silenced whistleblowers.
Took taxpayer money, then concealed evidence.
Penalty: Executives prosecuted for corruption + obstruction; corporations stripped of assets and contracts.
Regulators
Crimes (UNCAC):
Failure to prevent corruption (Art. 5).
Obstruction of justice by ignoring evidence (Art. 25).
Acts:
Ignored international obligations.
Covered for governments and corporations.
Penalty: Officials prosecuted for abuse of function and obstruction; institutions face restructuring or dissolution.
Lawyers
Crimes (UNCAC):
Obstruction of justice (Art. 25).
Abuse of functions in service of corruption (Art. 19).
Acts:
Drafted loopholes to shield crimes.
Misrepresented treaty supremacy to block victims.
Penalty: Lawyers prosecuted under UNCAC; disbarment + criminal sentences.
Media
Crimes (UNCAC):
Abuse of functions (Art. 19) when colluding with power to suppress truth.
Obstruction of justice (Art. 25) through systemic silencing.
Acts:
Buried public evidence of harm.
Gaslit victims on behalf of corporations/governments.
Penalty: Executives prosecuted for abuse + obstruction; precedent exists for media complicity under international law.
Corporations Outside Manufacturing
Crimes (UNCAC):
Illicit Enrichment (Art. 20) → profiting from government contracts, consultancy, and spin campaigns built on denial.
Abuse of Functions (Art. 19) → lobbyists, PR firms, and contractors shaping policy to protect toxins and profits.
Obstruction of Justice (Art. 25) → tech, data, and medical corporations withholding evidence or suppressing research.
Acts:
Consultancies & PR firms: Designed narratives to protect governments and manufacturers.
Medical corporations & contractors: Buried toxic exposure links, framed harm as “idiopathic” or “incidental.”
Tech & Data firms: Controlled access to research and records, making truth harder to reach.
Media conglomerates: Sold silence and distraction, legitimised the cover-up.
Lobbyists & trade groups: Pressured lawmakers to block recognition, compensation, or research.
Penalty:
Executives → Prosecuted domestically for corruption, obstruction, and illicit enrichment (up to life imprisonment in serious cases).
Corporations → Asset seizure, contract cancellations, forced reparations trust funds.
Bottom Line (UNCAC):
Individuals → Prosecuted domestically for corruption, abuse, obstruction.
Corporations → Asset seizures, forced dissolution, reparations.
Governments → Officials and enablers prosecuted at home, while the ICC handles Crimes Against Humanity.
💥 Together:
Rome Statute = International Crimes.
UNCAC = Domestic Corruption.
Two barrels, same reckoning: Nuremberg 2.0.
This website preserves the history with no spin. The ICC holds the evidence. The trail is complete.
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.
Profit before People is a crime.
Duty ~ Knowledge ~ Silence = Guilty ⚖️
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