More on the Constitution and Forming a More Perfect Union

I conclude that the first two statements in the Preamble of the Constitution are not understood by many Americans. Yet, I view these two statements as the most important statements in the Constitution. So I will discuss these statements below.

1. We the People of the United States,
2. In Order to form a more perfect Union,

The remaining words in the Preamble say, "... establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

Now, turn your attention to the phrase, 'the People.' In the opening statement of the Declaration of Independence (DOI), 'the People has changed to 'one People.' This different phrase was used by Ben Franklin and John Adams when they revised Thomas Jefferson's draft version of the DOI. Jefferson had used the poor phrase, 'for people.' 'The People' and 'Union' mean that the people of the United States of America are organized and has a self-government, which is a government of, by, and for the People.

In the second statement, the meaning of the phrase, 'to form a more perfect Union,' is unknown to the People and their self-government. Without this knowledge, the People and their self-government have developed serious problems. What has been organized is now dividing nationally. The major problem is the concept 'perfect,' which can be found only in God. However, science can measure degrees of perfection in any organizing things. Measuring the contents of the USA and comparing the contents annually is necessary. Measuring is thus the way to make the People of any nation very happy.

The People and their self-government must simply become 'measuring People.'