Victoria Institutions Ved's Writings Pages

Ved's writings

Ved is a Penname. He has done a lot of writings, mostly online

March of the Evil Empires: English verses the feudal languages

His major work is March of the Evil Empires: English verses the feudal languages. In this book, he delineates the features of feudal languages, as against the attributes of languages like English. The manifold negative possibilities encoded in feudal languages are discussed in this book. Beyond that this book is a sort of forecasting of the ways and manners in which feudal languages can affect human society and history.
Though this book could have been written from a number of backgrounds, it was done from a political/historical perspective. One of the most significant issues discussed was the long-term affect of feudal language social systems’ entry into English social systems. It is a huge book; definitely of lasting value; over the years, and beyond the centuries.

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Writings on UkResident.com

Ved has written a lot of articles on various topics from an original point of view, on the forum pages of the British Website ukresident. To view a particular section of these articles, you may click here. In the page that will open, you may see the different chapters of an online writing that focuses on a theme that can be called the extension of the ideas propounded in the aforementioned book. It is a writing that tries to explain many seeming supernatural mechanisms by studying the codes in human languages.