Ideology of any significant historical doc-ument is a merge of Ethics and Esthetics represented by the doc-ument's original Spirit, written Word, expressing that Spirit, and a total impact on minds of people triggering the intended ethically right and esthetically appropriate Action on the Historic Stage. According to this definition the Constitution of the United States is the single most powerful Ideological Instrument in modern History of the Western Civilization.

For more then two centuries the United States of America have been an actual embodiment of the Invisible Hand and the Divine Word of the Constitution of the United States on the Historic Stage. Every major part in life of the Nation has been ordained and established reflecting the virtuous Ideals of the Supreme Law of the Land:

"...establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity..." 

The Divine Word and the Invisible Hand of the Spirit of the Constitution, has been leading the Nation through fruitful and prosper times of Peace and dangerous and painful times of War in the past. There is no doubt, that the Constitution was, is and always will be the vital source of inspiration for the People of the United States. 

Unfortunately, the practical impact of the Ideals of the Supreme Law of the Land on all aspects of day-to-day life of an average American had been never a matter of a great concern by the Framers of the Constitution.

Consequently, the predominant majority of the American people have no grasp of what the Ideology of the Constitution is, or they are totally indifferent about the subject.

Ironically, the Constitution of the United States turned into an adamant subject for vigorous debates and radical actions by those who never respected and appreciated either the Law, or the Order.

For a majority of the extremely diverse U.S. population the “Invisible Hand” of the Ideology of the Constitution representing its original Spirit is an anachronism that means almost nothing. For many people in America the “Divine Word” of the Constitution is either absolutely unknown, or represents “false believes” of the Framers of the Constitution. 

Ignorance in matters of the Ideals of the Constitution of the United States characterizes ideological immaturity of the American people. The later is a major trend for braking down of the Society at a time of Peace. At a time of War ideological immaturity of the U.S. population undermines security of the United States.

There is a known American  folklore passage:

"We have to eat, don’t we?
We can’t eat promises, can we?
We can’t eat the Constitution, can we?"

The truth is that the Ideology of the Constitution is incomparably less developed culture in America then the Ideology of Marxism, or the Ideology of Homosexuality, for instance.

Many American intellectuals either openly collaborate with theories opposite to the Spirit and the Word of the Constitution, or prefer to be “neutral” in the ongoing U.S. Ideological Civil War of “to fight or not to fight Terror”. 

Needless to emphasize that the Constitution of the United States is the only historical doc-ument of the Western Civilization that can successfully challenge the Islamic Law, dealing with all aspects of everyday life,  including politics, economics, banking, business law, contract law, family, sexuality, hygiene, social issues. and claiming to be the only Supreme Law of the Land. 

The American people must be willing to become Ideological Warriors in struggle with Islamic gihadists in order “to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States“ and "secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity". Otherwise, they make a choice to collaborator with Enemy, and actually succ-umb to the Ideology of the Islamic Law.

Battle with Terror does not abhor emptiness. Ideological immaturity of the American people creates current ideological superiority of the enemy in ideological struggle with Islamic gihadists.

There is no ideological “neutrality” in battle with Terror. The “blind spot” of the unawareness of the American people in the Ideals of the Constitution of the United States inevitably attracts the “ideals” of the Islamic Law that meticulously deals with all aspects of day-to-day life of an average person.

At the time of total terrorist war waged by Islamic gihadists against the Nation it is natural that the Constitution of the United States needs to become a powerful anti-terrorist Ideological Instrument in ideologically charged battle with Terror.

Boris Tiraspolsky
Founding Member of
American Ideological Society