16 Jun 2015

(178) You should confront Shakespeare experts with some basic questions to add some scepticism to their belief at least......

Something with William from Stratford must be wrong. 
 







 Those  "Antistratfordians" who do not (can not) accept with good reason that William Shakespeare of Stratford may have been identical with the author of "Hamlet" and "Othello", have a hard time against "faith-religious Stratfordians" and academic experts who would never admit some doubts that there is a  problem somewhere and that something with William  from Stratford must be wrong. The  Reasonable doubts have been pushed aside or ignored completely for a long time. -

You should help to gradually change this situation by asking  relevant questions, applied literary studies  up to now have not been able to answer  satisfactorily,

Meanwhile, You may  inform yourself   about essential aspects of a  complex Marlowe/Shakespeare problem  on  this link --> Marlowe/Shakespeare Youtube channel 


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