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Ethics values for public officers are important for enhancing cultural ethical levels and keeping society free from low-level barbarian ethical values. Barbarian ethics values are reflected in animal behavior, as in some countries security agencies, and a culture based on strength is dominant, especially in political and military parties. This study gave insight into the change in security agency duties from fighting criminal activities to managing criminal activities. Keeping high-level ethical values is essential for enhancing the behavior of public officers and stakeholders in any official institution at a standard level. This study provides stakeholders with a clear vision of the different defects in public institutions and how to improve and avoid negative ethical issues. By identifying all aspects of public officers and deviations from ideal ethical values for public officers,the negative ethical values in security agency officers have been noticed for a long time due to feelings of injustice or unfairness in native citizens of any country, generating mafia-based institutions instead of police departments or security agencies in any country.
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Subject: Arts and Humanities  -   Philosophy

Introduction:

Ethics is a science of values and qualities. Right behavior values a set of rules determining appropriate and desirable conduct, and wrong behavior values a set of rules determining inappropriate and undesirable conduct. Ethics defines the quality of values. Professional ethics are a set of rules that define high-quality values for practicing a certain profession. Any civilization has certain high ethical values and low ethical values. Define desirable ethical values and undesirable ethical values. For drawing border lines between public officers and normal people. Western countries promote beneficiary ethics and values based on economic benefits, especially for public officers. This research explains the main ethical values for public officers. From negative points of ethical values. Defining weakening points to prevent and stop ethical value degradation. Enhancing life from an ethical values perspective.
Research Methodology:
During the research, a narrative and analytical style has been adopted to identify ethical problems for public officers and stakeholders by defining a certain set of ethical values and analyzing what is right or wrong. Ethics has not been a measurable quantity until now. No law or standard can cover every possible situation. Behavior can be legal but unethical. Defining and discussing certain standard ethical values and defining unethical and ethical values. Ethical values are reflected at civilization levels, from beneficiary materialism to real high-level civilization. Beneficiary materialism and ethical values are reflected in civilization’s declination of society from human level to barbarian level by gambling for killing humans.
  • security agencies officers:
Security is defined as protecting people, their own country, land, sea and air from any dangerous threats. Officers. This is the act of providing or implementing security measures put in place in order to safely guard the lives, properties, premises and information of a client and employer. But not to trap anyone for killing any one or to jail someone and not to use certain institutions such as Interpol or the CIA or other western security agencies or third world security agencies, or any political, religious, military groups, like the criminal Mafia, for doing criminal activities, from magic to producing fake documents or fake, companies or gambling on killing people. practices these illegal and unethical, activities are transferred any official public institution to mafia ethics values.security agency officers may be diplomatic officers or opposition political activist or opposition journalist or lawyers or police officers, politician. The aim of this paper is to identify deviations of ethical value for any security agency officers.
  • Selflessness:
seeking personal gain or financial or other material benefits for one’s family or friends through one’s official position. This generation’s mafia ethics values. An example of security agencies combined with economic benefits and security agency activities. This is transferred by western security agencies to the very low level mafia and damages the national security of their country. An example, some security agencies are transferred to the mafia more than security agencies such as Interpol or North African and middle eastern security departments.
2.
Neutrality:
Acting independently from any preference, neglecting any political affiliations or ethnic affiliation or religious affiliations. An example, many western security agencies and 3rd world security agencies are problem makers and source for dark activities inside any public institution, this decline productivity for any institutions.
3.
Accountability:
Security officers are responsible and accountable for any decisions and actions or any mistakes or wrong decisions. The failure of any civilisation started by transferring society from high level ethical values to low level ethical values. Missing accountability for security agency officers is generated by any public institutions in mafia form.
4.
Honesty:
Honesty defining as providing clear evidence for all decisions and clear justification. Missing honesty in any agency for security agency officers due to economic benefit is clear in western countries from planning for killing researcher by request third world security agencies from middle eastern.generating different types of problems or different types destruction activities and most of these activities are done by organisation such security agencies.3rd world security agencies are built based on beneficiary ethics but not based on loyal to those countries.
5.
Justice:
Truthfulness and good faith are required by judges, police officers, and public officials, who are all expected to act with integrity and good intentions. Many well-known individuals from the developing world provided a clear illustration of low ethical standards in court; similar to the Saddam Hussein case, judges and police personnel displayed unhealthy habits and low ethical standards. Killing a specified number of individuals in order to accomplish specific strategic political aims is another example of collaboration between security agencies and political military parties. September 11, 2001, saw the deaths of 4,000 individuals, and in the USA -Iraqi War and the USA- Afghan War, more than 6 million people were killed.
6.
Loyalty:
Loyalty is not a measurable quantity but is defined as a degree of obeying and implementing rules and laws for enhancing the development of a society at all levels, from the economic level to other levels. Some public officers and security agency officers are not loyal to their countries and are spying on weapon supplies for their countries. As an example of missing loyalty, the Libyan security agency transferred all data related to weapon and missile suppliers to western security agencies such as France, the USA, and the UK. This is a very good example of very low ethical values, proving most public officers (police officers, academicians, politicians, diplomats, etc.) and security agency officers in Libya are not loyal to their country and responsible for many problems for Pakistani scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan. This is an indicator of a decline in ethical values in the third world, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. Dark activities from magic, prostitution, the slave trade, the drug and cannabis trade, and gay activities are all done under the supervision of third-world security agencies in partnership with western security agencies against their citizens and reflect a lack of loyalty to their country. Even educational institutions in the third world are controlled, managed, and converted to mafia-based institutions.
  • journalist:
A journalist is a writer for a newspaper, magazine, or TV show. The main objective of this occupation is to provide useful knowledge and real news for any part of the earth, but not to trace normal people or researchers. This deviation in journalist ethics values is due to many of them working as security agency officers and practising dark activities inside certain media, from electronic newspapers to TV channels.
  • Selflessness:
Many Libyan opposition journalists in western countries are security agency officers seeking personal gain or financial or other material benefits for one’s family or friends through one’s official position. This generation of the mafia has ethical values. This is an indicator of decline in western civilisation due to increasing beneficiary ethical values. A journalist must be independent from any affiliation based on ethnic affiliation or political affiliation or religious affiliation.
2.
Neutrality:
A journalist must be independent of any preference, neglecting any political affiliations, ethnic affiliations, or religious affiliations. An example of missing neutrality is the generation of false knowledge, spreading lies, and producing a very low level of culture in society.
3.
Accountability:
A journalist is responsible and accountable for any false news, spreading lies, or any mistaken actions or wrong decisions. The failure of any civilisation starts with transferring society’s culture from high-level ethical values to low-level ethical values. Missing accountability for journalists generates very low-level ethical values in society.
4.
Honesty:
Honesty defining as providing clear evidence for all writing and clear justification for any intersection topic of writing.Opposition journalists must provide clear evidence for all news and decisions and clear justification for all news and avoid fake news. Missing honesty for journalists due to economic benefits is clear in many countries.
5.
Justice:
Journalists must be truthful and in good faith, not spreading fake news in any type of media or using this media as political propagandists for any political party for certain economic benefits.
6.
Loyalty:
Many journalists are not loyal to their countries and spread fake news, generating conflict inside the country. There is a good example of opposition journalists who produce a huge number of lies based on political affiliation, religious affinities, and ethnicity affiliations.
  • Public officers:
A public officers is an officers for a governments, agencies or private sector such as lawyers, judges, diplomacy, academician, police officer. The main objective of this occupation is to provide useful service to a state citizen, but not to tracing normal people or researchers. This deviation in a public officer ethics values is due to many of them working as security agency officers and practising unethical activities inside certain institutions.as known in many western countries public officers are damaged academic education process based on requesting any stakeholders just for economic benefits. some stakeholders and public officers are behaved
  • Selflessness:
Many public officers in 3rd world countries are security agency officers seeking personal gain or financial benefits or other material benefits for one’s family or friends through one’s official position. This generation mafia ethical values. This is an indicator of decline in civilization due to increasing beneficiary ethics values. an example a politician from western countries many of them are paid salary from north African security agencies for organising dark activities such as USA ambassador or CIA mangers to Libya.
2.
Neutrality:
A public officer must be independent of any preference, neglecting any political affiliations, ethnic affiliations, or religious affiliations. An example of missing neutrality is the generation of false procedures, spreading lies, and producing a very low level of culture in society.
3.
Accountability:
A public officers is responsible and accountable for any false procedures, spreading lies, or any mistaken actions or wrong decisions. The failure of any civilisation starts with transferring the society’s culture from high-level ethical values to low-level ethical values. Missing accountability for public officers generates very low-level ethical values.
4.
Honesty:
public officers must providing clear evidence for all decisions and clear justification for all news and avoiding fake news.missing honesty for public officers and stakeholders due to economic benefit is clear in many countries special from MENA region security agencies or even the citizens from MENA region in western countries have very low level ethics values and reflected beneficiary ethics values. for economic benefits may sale any things. Missing fundamental ethics values are clear fact in many countries.
5.
Justice:
A public officer must be truthful and in good faith, not spreading lies in the media or using this media as political propagandists for any political party for certain economic benefits. an example such as Most western security agencies and Middle Eastern & Northafrica security agencies are spreading lies in the media and promoting anti-Arab propagandists around the world. They have a snake mind and have zero ethical value. The relationship between western security agencies and Middle Eastern security agencies is a gay marriage.
6.
Loyalty:
Many public officer are not loyal to their countries and working against their citizen, generating damaging inside the country. There is a good example of doctors who give a wrong medicine or public officers who stopping medicine to reach people based on requesting stakeholders based political affiliation, religious affinities, and ethnicity affiliations.

Discussion:

Security means providing a safe and healthy environment for society in their country. Security officers are responsible for protecting their citizens and residents from any criminal activities. Not to control the lives of people. By partnership with any religious stakeholders for practising slavery or systematic killing for their citizens. Most security agencies that start dark activities are transferred to a mafia-form institution. The main problem today is mafia-based institutions. Means there are no high-level ethical values. Most western security agencies and Middle Eastern security agencies treat people as experimental animals, like sheep. Their corruption logic is killing more. This is a mafia-based institution. This is an international problem. A mafia-based institution is a leader in a huge network of different professions in different sectors of society. A mafia-based institution is practicing different types of illegal activities. Such as producing fake money, producing fake documents, killing, and the cannabis trade. This is a criminal organization in the form of a security agency.

Conclusions:

  • Ethics is the study of what are good and bad ends to pursue in life and what is right and wrong to do in the conduct of life. It‘s therefore, above all, a practical discipline.
  • Security means providing a safe and healthy environment for society in their country.
  • At this moment Public officers and security agencies officers are managing criminal activities, this is cause securities agencies are mafia organization more than security agency
  • Security officers are an important profession for any society, but if their ethical values are low, this will create huge problems. This is the first step in converting any security agency or justice department to a mafia-based institutions.
  • Many journalists are members of security agencies or political parties, using certain media to spread lies or generate confusion and conflict between people. based on ethnic affinities or religious affinities. Deviations in ethical values for any institution will convert any developed civilised nation into a barbarian low-level nation.
  • Interpol as an institution has changed from a police department to a mafia-based institution similar to western countries such as the French police or Danish police, the CIA, or the 3rd World Security Agencies. This mafia is responsible for the cartoon confluence between the Arab world and the EU. The same mafia organized the attack on February 22, 2015. This problem is generating many problems for researchers due to the mafia controlling educational institutes in all countries. They are controlled by scientific publications and bulking students. Unfortunately, these criminal organizations are trying to implement the laws. Those criminal organizations are gambling on killing people in their countries. Libyan stakeholders and ambassadors are similar to mafia-based institutions, not real institutions.

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