**20. Corruption: political consequences**

Corruption causes suffering and the citizens may get to a 'fed-up' point when they engage in demonstrations, picketing and strikes all of which can variably worsen issues. Governments can fall as has happened in unrest that start from food queues. Careers can be ruined as happens in countries where unemployment rates are near the bream. Reputations can be destroyed as happens with politicians in the wrecked countries. International and local agents for regime change generally fuel situations with the potential of worsening things rather than bettering them [26]. Political prostitutes and opportunists tend to thrive in ambience of dissatisfaction. These peddlers of regime change generally instigate situations of every form of anarchy. National legislation is generally designed to create respect, order and prosperity. Corruption encourages and involves breaking these legislated codes, rules and regulations [27]. Breaking the codes, rules and regulations leads to rule of law thus creating anarchy that does not benefit society. Road-use laws, environmental protection laws and

maritime use laws are all designed with a positive aim and breaking them causes huge negative consequences.
