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If people no longer expect objectivity from their political and legal systems, then all justice will be reduced to a power struggle between conflicting and irreconcilable perspectives, a struggle in which the most dominant and pervasive bias will replace fair and impartial process as the character of justice. But if objectivity in law and politics is everywhere supplanted by conflict between subjective interests, then the side of economic privilege and established authority will always retain dominance. A society in which people no longer expect representatives of its major institutions even to attempt to render objectivity in their professional demeanours is a society whose major institutions are in a crisis of ethical legitimacy. In such a society, there is wide spread cynicism regarding the possibility of fair political process because it seems impossible that impartial, unbiased dispositions could exist to enact such processes.
Robert Nicholls
Language and Logic
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Friday, March 9, 2007
News

China's "Bamboo Network"
US sends spies into Pakistan to kill bin Laden
Iraq: Al-Qaida-linked insurgent leader caught
U.S. Forces in Iraq Gain Momentum
Update: Iranian defector
Greek Cypriots Tear Down Dividing Wall
Russia To Spend $190 Billion on Military: Putin
GPS-Guided Shell Deploys
Prototypes Being Built for U.S. Army’s FCS Cannon, Mortar
Thursday, March 8, 2007
News
HU’S NEW GOAL: INSPIRING THE PLA FOR VICTORY
TAIWAN’S THREAT PERCEPTIONS: UNDERESTIMATING CHINA’S CAPABILITIES AND INTENTIONS?
KYRGYZSTAN PREPARES TO HOLD SCO SUMMIT THIS SUMMER
Ex-Iranian official talks to Western intelligence
Russia, China Object to Tough Sanctions on Iran
LUKOIL AT THE CROSSROADS
Bear Hug
Update: The real cuba
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
News
KOMMERSANT DEFENSE CORRESPONDENT FALLS TO HIS DEATH
2 Americans treated for poisoning in Moscow
Exposing the Associated Press
France Bans Laypeople From Reporting Violence
China Says Aircraft Carrier Possible By 2010: Paper
China's spies 'very aggressive' threat to U.S.
Tactics of the Somali insurgency
Muslims try to change Islamic killing machine
North Korean Women Sold Into China Speak Out
'I Am Still Grateful': Shan Dissident Recalls Prison
'I'll Be Back in the Evening': The Life of a Burmese Dissident's Mother
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
News
Hillary's Lost Memories
China fury at Chen's Taiwan call
Jump in Chinese defence spending
China Detains Uyghurs Over 'Separatist' Poster
Taiwan Leader Talks Pro-Independence
Japan, US, India to Carry out Pacific Military Drill: Report
China General Warns of Response to Taiwan
Russian Reporter Dies in Window Fall
Putin's Enemies Are Dying
Kidnapped or Defected? Top Iranian General Disappears
U.N. Ambassadors Discuss Iran Sanctions
Syria ready with bio-terror
CIA Rushing Resources to Hunt
Sun Responsible for Global Warming
