Archive for the ‘Shakespeare’ Category
by Liam Scheff Get into a debate about the make-believe sciences of today, and you’ll meet one of the self-appointed internet or journal attack dogs, whose trade it is to puke on reality and call it a ham sandwich. (I’m a vegetarian, myself, so neither is a happy place.) They’ll describe their process as “debunking,” […]
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by Liam Scheff Will Shaksper, or “Shakespeare” was, for all that historical records can tell us, a grain-merchant and businessman from a rural outpost and center for sheep slaughtering about 100 miles from London. He was not a poet or a writer; he certainly possessed no books or manuscripts of is great work. So, how […]
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Review by Dr. Rashid Buttar of “Official Stories”: “Liam Scheff’s book “Official Stories” could easily be turned into 11 blockbuster movies. The book has a tasty entertaining appeal which is only exceeded by it’s stunning educational value. The awareness and realization that the reader will inevitably reach as they devour and digest the material would […]
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The Conspiracy Realist versus Conspiracy Theorists! It’s a hot time on the PsoNick Aitchison show (Type 1 Radio Lounge) out of sunny Brighton, England battling out the Judy Woods concept of 9/11. Liam Scheff isn’t buying it – he’s detailed the 9/11 story in “Official Stories” Ch 4. But the crowd battles back with their […]
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Astronomy / Books / Comics / Official Stories - The Book / Shakespeare / The AIDS Investigation / Vaccination
Tags: 9/11, adjuvant, aids, AIDS Fraud, assassination, azt, castro, cuba, de harven, duesberg, dulles brothers, false positives, gallo, Gardasil, hiv, hiv causation, HIV test, hiv test fraud, HPV, JFK, liam scheff, mercury, Official Stories, oswald, rethinking, squalene, vaccination, what is in a vaccine
February 6, 2013
Now Available! “Official Stories Posters, v.1 by Liam Scheff. The first companion piece to Official Stories, an essential teaching and learning tool for classrooms – or wherever you’re reading it – and a sure conversation starter. The striking images in “Official Stories Posters” are not only visually stimulating – they are compact lessons in the […]
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Buy The Book! “Official Stories” available at Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon Europe, Kindle, Mac, PC, Tablet - - – And don’t miss the Official Stories Poster Book – featuring 38 pages (22 full-page plus 5 double-paged) of 8.5×11 full-color posters to accompany and illuminate “Official Stories.” ©2013 (Read more) [Available at Amazon.com]
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Official Stories - The Book / Shakespeare / The Art of War
Tags: bouvier, bush, de mohrenschildt, de vere, hamlet, JFK, liam scheff, lord burghly, Official Stories, ophelia., oswald, polonius, shakespeare
May 28, 2012
Yes, the wondrous and new, exciting and bold, fun and daring book, “Official Stories,” by intellectual wild man Liam Scheff (that’s me) is available in print today (If today is Tuesday the 29th)! You Can (and really MUST, or should, or would enjoy, trust me, you would!) Buying Official Stories online (ships worldwide), in Europe […]
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Official Stories Counter-Arguments for a Culture in Need by Liam Scheff “Official stories exist to protect officials.” With the opening line as our guide, we’re going to pry open the vault of “official-dom” and see what lies beneath. Drawing information from 10 years of investigative journalism, Liam invites you to join the hunt for the […]
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Anonymous – Will it Change Your Mind, or Make You Care? A Movie Enticement, by Liam Scheff If I told you the Earth was shaped like a pear, would you believe me? You’d say, “No, it’s round!” And you’d be right. Except that Earth is ever-so-slightly pear-shaped. If I told you so, would you be […]
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by Liam Scheff It’s been said that if a lie is told often enough, it begins to sound true. And so, you can bet that a fib that has been repeated for four hundred years may be hard to shake off. On Thursday’s Robert Scott Bell Show (10/20/11), RSB and Liam Scheff speak with Mark […]
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Join Liam Scheff and guests for this weekend’s radio shows: Listen live or download MP3 for later, on the Intel Hub. Toll Free Call In Number: 1 (877) 598-8549 or 646-727-3387. Saturday 2PM EST: Treating Vaccine Damage. Liam welcomes special guest April Boden, mother of a vaccine-damaged child, and author of Aydan’s Road to Recovery. […]
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Join me on TheIntelHubNewsNetwork Saturdays and Sundays at SEVEN PM EST for The Investigation. This weekend: Saturday 7PM EST – “Expanding Earth?” We talk with Tokyo-based journalist, long-time writer for the Japan Times, 20 year ex-patriot in Japan, former US Navy air-traffic controller, 9/11 activist, and all-around nice guy Jeff Ogrisseg, for a report on […]
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by Liam Scheff published at Lew Rockwell.com You! Yes, you, sane and calm, worldly-wise and down-to-earth. You’re not a conspiracy theorist, are you? Of course not! You don’t go along with plots to hatch and scheme and plans to deceive? Do you? But do you ever deceive? Do you personally ever participate in deception? (Well…everybody […]
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Books / Comics / History / Pixelmator and Photoshop / Shakespeare / Top 20
Tags: cartoon art, comics, drawing, edward de vere, graphic novel, liam scheff, mark anderson, oxfordian, painting, shakespeare, shakespeare by another name, sketching
February 12, 2010
Shakespeare, Not Shakespeare Part One: His Second Best Bed Interview with Mark Anderson by Liam Scheff “Talk of court news; and we’ll talk with them too, Who loses and who wins; who’s in, who’s out; And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God’s spies…” —King Lear, Act V, Scene iii […]
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I present for your edification and enjoyment, two chapters from Mark Twain’s short biography of one “Will Shaksper”, or William Shakespeare, the man from Stratford. Twain, nee Clemens, had some singular and small doubts about some of the more popular claims about this great writer (for example, that he was who he was claimed to […]
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