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ICC Confirms Israeli War Cirmes Arrest Warrants!

Gaza: ICC “Upholds” Netanyahu & Gallant Arrest Warrants – Silence from World Media! (18.10.2025)

Led by Netanyahu and Gallant, Israel launched a devastating war on the Gaza Strip on 7 October 2023 following a surprise Hamas attack that left around 1,180 Israelis killed. 

In two years of relentless bombing, a devastating ground invasion and a strict siege, Israel killed more than 68,000 Palestinians – over 80 percent of them believed to be civilians, according to leaked data from the Israeli military. At least 9,500 others are missing under the rubble and presumed dead.

The assault also caused widespread famine and led to the destruction or damage of more than 83 percent of all structures in Gaza – including homes, hospitals, schools, mosques and churches.

Numerous international bodies, UN experts and countries have classified Israel’s actions as acts of genocide against the Palestinian people.

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Sutton is a Wealthy Borough with a Well-Managed System of Corruption!

Inside Croydon: Surrey, Lambeth and Bromley Beat Croydon as Rotten Boroughs! (23.7.2025)

The Council, by law, must then offer you a chance to contact the ombudsmen and explain to you how you go about doing this – an email is the simplest method). Individual taxpayers, however, possess the right to refer their complaint to the ombudsmen for judication. Most of these referrals (which do show-up on official statistics) are dismissed – with the ombudsmen often arbitrarily ruling on behalf of the Council. The Council and ombudsmen know that most people who complain possess no financial resources to hire a lawyer and hold the Authorities to account – so the process of complaint will often halt here. Of course, there is always the chance that an individual’s case might be taken-up by a charity – so Councils must tread carefully whilst trying to prevent this. One tactic the Council uses is the fake apology. Bear in-mind that an apology runs the risk of admitting liability – something a lawyer could take advantage of later on in a “no win – no fee” scenario (another way that ordinary people can acquire legal representation).

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