shakespeare conspiracies

Has the identity of "William Shake-speare" been suppressed for over four centuries? And with it his purpose in writing plays for the public stage, and the publishing of his poetry? Oxfordians have now fleshed out the story of Edward de Vere, a flawed and even tortured genius (as many are), his...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1521197/ Wow.His "History" is just as accurate as his "Science" in Day after Tommorow and 2012. The discussion forum at the IMDB site is something else. A prime example of Conspiracy kook thinking. It's like they gave up on 9/11 truth and adapting the "Shakespeare...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1521197/ Wow, this film has the promise of having the Historical Accuracy of "10'000 BC"and the Scientific Accuracy of "Day After Tommorow". Frankly, my respect for a number of very good actors has gone down for their appearing in this junk. And, yes, the Oxfordian...

Some musings on the subject.... I’ve been reading a book about the so-called “authorship” controversy surrounding Shakespeare. There seem to be a lot of intelligent people who, for a variety of reasons, would put aside Shakespeare of Stratford in favor of either Bacon or, more popularly today...

For some reason this story is getting mentioned in today's radio news bulletins. Wonder why? And why question his authorship? Apart from the fact he was middle class and didn't have a knighthood? ;)

Ok, as a diversion from the wonderful world of free fall,CD, and holographic planes, Would someone like to discuss the mother of all conspiracy theorys: That Shakespeare couldn't have written the plays/poetry attributed to him; he was a provincal hick with out the knowledge of law, geograpy...

:cool: Was it all him? Partly him? Completely someone else? If either of the latter 2, who? Based on my admitted limited research, the Francis Bacon theory is way weak and easily dismissable. The De Vere one not so much, I don't "buy it" per se but buy its feasibility, at least for...

I just came across this little news item: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051006/en_nm/arts_shakespeare_debate_dc Yet another "real" Shakespeare expose. James and Rubinstein - the Sibrel and Hoagland of literature.