[peteretep]

> I was only pointing out that

No, you were pointing it out and then saying that the flaw of this system was that the judiciary could be corrupted.

> If there was verifiable proof on a globally distributed blockchain that evidence had been tampered with by a judiciary member of a democratic country

Putting aside the many many political and practical ways in which this fantasy will stay firmly a fantasy, why does this need a blockchain instead of simply a published list of documents, if this is globally distributed?