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01. The 28 Constitutional Standards as a tool for the “28 Founding Principles of the U.S.” to continue to develop and shine
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02. The Constitutional Standard as a tool for the UN and more than 20,000 NGOs to continue to develop and shine
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03. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “Constitution-Making Power” of the constitutions of various countries
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04. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “voting rights” in the constitutions of various countries
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05. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “suffrage” of the constitutions of various countries
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06. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “human rights” of the constitutions of various countries
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07. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the norms of “respect for foreign laws” of the constitutions of various countries
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08. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “Judicature” of the constitutions of various countries
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09. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “violation of international law and constitution, everyone has the right to resist” of the constitutions of various countries
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10. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the “reform and opening up” of the constitutions of various countries
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11. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the competing norms of legislative power in building a worldwide legal community of various countries
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12. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with promoting Christianity (2.5 billion followers) as a luminous tool for continuous development
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13. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with Islam (1.9 billion followers) as a luminous tool for continuous development
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14. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the Vedas of “Hinduism” (1 billion followers) as a luminous tool for continuous development
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15. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with Buddhism—Tibetan Buddhism (500 million followers) as a luminous tool for continuous development
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16. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the Orthodox Bible as a luminous tool for continuous development
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17. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the Torah of Judaism as a luminous tool for continuous development
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18. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the crucial propositions of the Nobel Peace Prize
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19. The provisions of the constitutions of various countries to sanction the abuse of liberty to attack freedom and democracy
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20. Statistics on the democracy index over the years 2008 to 2021 (totaling 32 countries)
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21. The Constitutional Standard serves as the blueprint for the reform and opening up and peaceful development of various political systems
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