September 29, 2015

(283) The brilliant trick question: Was Shakespeare Shakespeare? - or "Is Buchanan Buchanan?"

NICK  B U C H A N A Ns
Question "on"  his book
Was Shakespeare Shakespeare ??

Why Buchanan doesn't clearly, unambigously and honestly ask: Did "Shakspere" (Straford) write King Lear?     or   "Is 'Shakspere' (Stratford) identical with "Shake-speare", the author of King Lear ? 

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Nick Buchanan
   


Tom Reedy? , alias William Dugdale,
  alias Nick Buchanan?
Nick Buchanan is a graphic teacher, artist and hypnotherapist from Liverpool. He prefers to hide  behind pseudonyms / pseudo-pictures Tom Reedy/William Dugdale etc., and is committed to the "Oxfrauds", who fight against  the Shakespeare-Oxford authorship thesis.-

He published the ->Book "->What happens in Shakespeare's King Lear (click Video-1)" offering an unfamiliar Lay-out.-    Lear "falls" -  as Buchanan claims  " ...on the side of  Shakespeare being Shakespeare" (s.Video-2 below) ...In the final analysis the evidence is overwhelming."   Thus in the end he denies a  Shakespeare Authorship problem. -

As many Stratfordians uniformly do (s. Stanley Wells), Buchanan deliberately obscures the Shakespeare authorship problem from the very beginning by formulating  the question: "Was Shakespeare Shakespeare?" ![Wells: Why Shakespeare was Shakespeare]

Why he doesn't clearly, unambigously and honestly  ask: Did "Shakspere" (Straford) write King Lear? or "Is 'Shakspere' (Stratford) identical with "Shake-speare", the author of King Lear ?


Buchanan enjoys to hide behind a pseudonym (Tom Reedy?) or a pseudopicture (William Dugdale). Why? - 

Why the deadly threatened author and  poet-genius [Marlowe] of "King Lear"  wasn't allowed  - for safety reasons- to hide with a  pseudonym "Shake-speare", taken from a living, paid dummy  "Shakspere"(Stratford) ? 

Nick BUCHANAN's  V I D E O




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