The Pyramid of Life

Pyramiders are dedicated to supporting the pyramid of life, just as so many have given their life in support of the values contained therein.

Without air, life ceases in minutes.

Without nourishment, life is measured in days.

Without shelter, life ceases in seasons.

These three requirements comprise the base of life.

The pyramid continues…

Without family, life is measured in a single generation.

Without justice, the family would perish.

The final element – the apex of the pyramid – is the soul or elan. Without this element there would be no reason for humanity to exist.

Since the beginning of time, society has found it necessary to defend itself from those who would destroy the pyramid. The element in the pyramid most at risk today is Lady Justice. The very element of our society in whose trust Justice resides is the element seeking to destroy Justice: the illness known as ignorance and greed. Ambition enslaves men who in their lust for power try to enslave others and by their action destroy a civilized society.

The spirit of freedom is the guiding reason for civilization to exist without it life has no meaning.

NOS vou accuson

For these I speak, those few RAF Pilots owed so much by so many, to those young men who charged into fire and steel, often to their death, offering their lives for the pyramid of life. I speak for them for I too offered my life, on my 17th birthday I volunteered for the Marine Corps and on many occasions was offered good state side duty, which I rejected. On arriving overseas I was again offered non-combat duty, instead I volunteered for corps recon. We made three assault landings and more than 20 rubber boat landings on enemy islands in the Kerma-rettto Islands and the Okinawa area. Not one Marine in the Saipan, Tinian or Okinawa operation refused to do his duty even though it would mean certain death if discovered coming ashore in rubber boats under fire. We willingly offered our lives in the belief that those who survived would defend the Pyramid. During these operations I served as a rifleman, scout sniper and rifle grenadier.

We accuse the legal profession of undermining the heart of our Judicial system by using a social cancer called greed to destroy an essential block of the Pyramid.
The elements of this cancer are ignorance and selfishness which equal greed, the cancer of our soul, while reason plus selfishness result in self interest, the foundation of our Constitution. Those of us who survive must protect the principle of the Pyramid.

In most states, a single law firm controls the purse strings of the dominant political party who in turn appoint the judges who control the outcome of decisions often in million dollar results. This is where greed and corruption decide the result. We must find a way to overcome this soul-destroying disease, which is hammering away at the Pyramid. Since we rely on our youngest and best to defend our nation they ,who are our most ardent idealists must be given a major role in selecting judges. The corruption must suffer the most severe of punishments if the Pyramid is to endure.

The proof of our charge is the O.J. Simpson case in criminal law and the Cherokee case (U.S. Supreme Court case # 99-1412) in civil law. These two cases are just two of hundreds our judiciary has turned out, cases in which the rich got away with murder and the politically correct destroyed a man's life work.

WE MUST UNITE TO DESTROY THE CANCER BEFORE IT DESTROYS
THE PYRAMID G2

See these comments:

R.L.Bartley WSJ 7/17/00,9/18/00.S.Taylor National Journal [WSJ].R.F.Nagel

WSJ6/30/00.Edward Lazarus,WSJ. Fawn Germer ,Wash. Post,8/9/00.George

Lardner,Wash.Post,7/25/00.Richmond Times 8/7/00. Nat Hentoff Wash.Post 7/21/99,James F. Blumstein WSJ 1/10/00,Ronald

D.Rotunda3/20/00

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Where Angels Die
by Gene Adkins

384 Pages softcover.

War time Idealist meets corrupt judiciary

WW2 Marine scout, rifleman ,rifle grenider in reconn.company making over 20 night landings on enemy islands,when his idealism is shattered in law school and the business world.