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%ROOTS TERRORISM DISINTEGRATION DISEASE HUNGER SINS+020808
%LACK ABSENCE INTEGRITY JUDICIAL SYSTEM PROCESS GOD+020808
%LEGAL SYSTEMIC DOMINATION SANCTUARY UNDERMINE GOOD+020808
 %DUE PROCESS ARBITRARY CAPRICIOUS PREJUDICIAL BIAS+020808
%UNFAIR DISTRIBUTION WEALTH HEALTH FRUITS WORKS SEX+020808
  %ESSENTIAL FOUNDATIONS PERSONAL COMMUNAL CIVILITY 020808
                                                          
     A judicial process lacks integrity if it functions in
ways  which  undermine  the integrity  of  the  individual
members  of its community and/or in ways  which  undermine
the integrity  of the community as a whole.               
                                                          
     A   judicial  process  which consistently enforces  a
legal system  which  lacks integrity ---   is  a  judicial
process which lacks integrity ---  for  the reason  stated
above.                                                    
                                                          
     The integrities  of  a judicial system and of a legal
system  are essentially interdependent --- just as are the
integrities of the individual members of a community,  the
integrities   of   constituent   communities,    and   the
integrities of all constituent  members of all communities
which  are present and/or interdependent within the  whole
world.                                                    
                                                          
     In  a  world where  very few people have immunity  to
smallpox,  any person who has smallpox is a threat to  the
integrity  of the whole world.    In a less  dramatic  way
each person who suffers dis-ease and/or any disease --- is
a threat to the integrity of the world community;   as the
events on and following September 11, 2001 demonstrated in
dramatic ways.                                            
                                                          
     A  community  which  persistently  fails  to  be   an
incarnation  of  what it  says it believes to be worthy of
high   respect,      honor  and   support   ---      lacks
integrity,   and  is  prone   to disintegrate;    be  it a
family,   neighborhood,     school,   church,   synagogue,
mosque, professional  group,   business,  political party,
city, county, state, nation, or planet as a whole.        
                                                          
     Members of a community which lacks integrity are less
likely  to  be  truly  proud  of  their  community  and/or
supportive  of  their  community ---  than are members  of
a  community    which consistently demonstrates  integrity
by  being  the incarnation  of what it says it believes to
be  worthy  of high respect, honor and support.           
                                                          
     A  community  which  thoughtlessly  tolerates extreme
disparities in  the distribution of healthy:  air,  water,
sanitation-facilities,    health-facilities,      housing,
schools,   colleges,   universities,  sanctuaries,   work-
opportunities,   etc.  ---  lacks integrity ---  and so is
unlikely  to be well respected,  honored and supported  by
people  within  and  outside of the community.     In  the
continued absence of respect,  honor and support --- it is
likely  to  disintegrate even further.    Its  people  are
likely  to  lose hope and go to extremes to express  their
anger, frustration and lack of respect.   Some of them are
likely to become terrorists who further undermine residues
of integrity within their communities.                    
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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