La citation corrigée
“To be or not to be, that is the question”
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This month, I want to make appel to my excellent colleague William Shakespeare for my mensual contribution to your favourite magazine.
Perhaps you think it is not exactly a philosophical citation because you said : « I am sorry but the father of Hamlet was a dramatical writer, a great poet certainly, but not a philosopher ! »
I don’t want to criticise you, dear extremely pointilleux reader, but you are chipoting. For once, it’s true that Shakespeare is not exactly a philosopher, but exceptionnally it will do the Michel street, like on dit (assez rarement je l’avoue) on Picadilly Circus.
In relation to Circus, I naturally want to speak of Brexit.
Ah ! the Brexit ! « Twenty gods the nice church ! said mister Asselineau with admiration, Brexit is marvellous, it’s a great success, and now in France we have to do Frexit. »
