This was an article that I posted on UKResident.com many years ago. My articles were removed from that site later. Many websites do not allow me to post on their sites. Recently Huffingtonpost removed my membership to comment, for bringing out such themes to ther view of American readers. However, seeing the violent scenario arising in the US, an English nation, as I had predicted many years ago (1989), I am forced to repost this article and the discussion that took place on UKResident.com at that time.   Persons who are interested in knowing more may read these also: One  Two

This news may have escaped the attention of many (I heard it on the BBC); yet, I did note it.

According to the authorities over there, he was a schizophrenic with a history. I do not know much about this medical condition, yet there is Doctor Szasz. MD who, I think, believes that all such categorisations are just the hallucinations of the Medical profession (www.szasz.com).

Whatever it is, there is a factor of language that I have noted that has escaped scientific attention. That is, in feudal languages, when persons get attached to unbearable language levels, it creates severe mental trauma, that breaks out in a most violent form.

Here, in the BBC News, the word Janitor was used. But, when it comes to a feudal language, the social sense it conveys may in most cases not be what one can image in English. The words change, and understandings change; and the level of human dignity is also different. Actually, this can be the case with a lot of other common words in English like governess, babysitter, nanny and so forth.

What happens is that in this case, when others in society introduces a man below his natural mental level of dignity, many others would take the hint and continue the scenario; this could be a horrible situation, not at all understandable in English. Each verbal communication, he receives becomes a sort of mental battering. In some cases, the man, if he has some level of dignity in him would react with extreme violence. And the trauma increases to unbearable levels when the other person is presumably below his natural level of social standing, even a child.

I do not know if what happened in China has anything to do with what I wrote. It is also possible that some other mental pressures, of which I do not know anything about, may have been at work. But, what I have said is also a living reality.

Actually in my book, I have dealt this topic in a most minor manner. The context was of a bureaucrat in a feudal language nation (I have given the language name and place here) being addressed by an ordinary citizen with words, which are polite, but lack feudal reverence. The reaction is discussed here.

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Schizophrenia: Along with this comes his or her propensity for schizophrenia.But in the feudal connotation, it ( the words used) lacks the proper level. Hence the outburst of the mental illness. The bureaucrat would immediately go furious, with no proper tangible reason; his eyes may become bloodshot; his voice may tremble; his physical features may also tremble; his words may lose proper grammar; his writing may all go wrong; he would lose his sense of proportion; sometimes he would refuse to look at the common man, who spoke to him, in the eye.

Actually, I do think that persons who exist on the borderline between

a feudal set-up and the common people would be slightly vulnerable to mental tensions, which may sometimes have been diagnosed as pure mental imbalance.

In most nations, guns are not common among the people; so the reactions in most cases would be verbal, or with minor arms. But then again, in feudal language nations, generally people remain in their particular social level, with a catastrophic dismantling coming about only in very rare and unlucky cases.

But in nations where guns are commonly available, it could create massacres. For, example in an English nation, it can happen when persons get mentally traumatised by a feeling that there is a strange subordination going on in the communication and gestures, by persons who speak un-understandable languages. If this happens, then it can have disastrous affects, for guns are available.

In this context, I may again quote from my book (another area).

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This hidden danger is there for all persons who see a professional from the feudal language nation. He is good in English, is very courteous, and very able. At times, an English native person may be persuaded to work in his house, as a domestic help, a baby sitter, or some other minor jobs. When he is around, fine! and if the other members of his family are also communicating to each other in English, then also fine; but if the other members of his family are communicating in their native tongues like etc. then it is another proposition altogether. For, once the native language program starts functioning, there would be a real virus working to disturb the English native.

The person may feel an intense sense of something binding him or her, and it would be felt in the looks, actions and postures of the elderly native language speaker. If the English person has no occasion to move away from this environment, some very violent reaction may be expected

This disturbance is something that even the psychologists wont fathom unless they understand what I am trying to convey.

It may be understood that the negatives affects are not a White verses Black, or an Englishman verses a non-Englishman phenomena, but an English language verses feudal language issue, and the colour of the persons involved has no meaning here.

The same affect can happen in many other nations, only thing is that generally in these nations communication levels move through socially accepted routes, so not much mental disturbances happen.