Baron Neville's definitions

Sheep Syndrome

Sheep Syndrome, refers to the oblivious and ignorant mind set of either and individual or a populace with in a society, where people support a movement or ideology which is potentially dangerous and harmful not only to the well being and safety of them selves and their families, but also to their country and community. Very much like that of a sheep when being marched to the slaughter house, it is totally unaware of the danger looming over its head. Sheep syndrome can be the peoples adherence to either radical extremist religious or political ideology.

Religious - Sheep Syndrome, was the cause for the Jonestown Cult Massacre ( Mass suicide ) on November 18, 1978

Political - Sheep Syndrome, was the cause for the German people electing Adolf Hitler as German chancellor on January 1933

by Baron Neville August 4, 2014

social minority

noun

refers to members of the economic and political elitist class within the social group.

All members of the social group who are not members of the common class or social majority are also referred to as the social minority.

by Baron Neville April 18, 2018

prioritism

Is a philosophy which maintains that, within the order of nature in relation with the preserving or sustaining of life. All things are prioritized within a well balanced disposition based on there essential and necessary attributes in achieving the intended objective.

Within nature food, water and safety constitute the primary attributes of prioritism.

by Baron Neville September 14, 2016

organic-norms

organic-norms

noun

defines certain attributes holding both inherent and adaptive-properties which comprise the makeup of the social group composition of all human species within the natural order of things (natural-society).

organic-norms composition are comprised of the following:

1. inherent attributes ( Those natural attributes which all human species poses in the state of nature).

a; companionship/a mate.

b; family/kinship.

c; communication.

2. adaptive- attributes ( Those attributes which all human species adapt so to both enhance the quality, longevity, and sustainability and preserving of life).

a; Language.

b; tribe/cities.

c; society/community.

d; friendship.

e; religion.

f; social customs and traditions etc.

by Baron Neville July 21, 2017

Numanic

Numanic refers to a woman's irritated, impatient and at times short fused behaviour and temperament during her monthly ministerial cycle.

A woman's ministerial cycle may effect her temperament or make her irritable and short fused and in result she may act Numanic.

by Baron Neville October 15, 2016

Inebition

inebition is the opposite to inerbition. Whereby inerbition is the attribute of greed and is therefore mans insatiable strive for the hoarding and procuring of those things in life which are non-essential and are therefore excessive and superficial, and is mans strive for self interest. Inebition in contrast however, makes reference to mans natural strive for procuring of essential necessities for his need for self preservation.

inebition is mans need for acquiring those essentials such as food and water which he needs for self preservation and survival.

by Baron Neville May 13, 2016

Subversive Measures

Subversive Measures - Refers to certain tactics or methods which are implemented or carried out either overtly or covertly or both so to achieve a political objective or intent. Such measures are no limited explicitly to political application only, but rather they can also be applied in a Social context and can be an important tool or element of Social engineering.

Subversive Measures, can be compared with the overt and covert methods utilised during the former Soviet Union in relation with implementing Censorship, a process which had been used in both political and social capacities and had been contrived by Leon Trotsky ( Preventative Censorship) and was enforced by the Glavlit agency.

by Baron Neville February 6, 2015