Napoleon Never Said That.
It was a quote from Sun tzu the Art of war.
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Wyatt Sullivan
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Michael Smith
it did holy shit
Elijah Cooper
That's right. New evidence has proved that he actually said: Never interrupt your enemy when [their preferred pronoun] is making a mistake.
Joseph Carter
Holy shit now it's a medieval book that was easily read by Napoleon
Ian Nelson
If Sun Tzu said something that automaticaly means Napoleon couldn't said the same thing?
Camden Carter
Napoleon said "fuck your optics I'm going in"
Jackson Stewart
>"Do not swallow bait offered by the enemy." -Sun Tzu (pronounced ta-zoo), The Art of War
Lincoln Martinez
No evidence mention’s that he stole it all media claims he said it only him
Isaac Rodriguez
>TIMELINE SHIFTED!!!!!
>some dimwit misattributed a quote
which is more likely?
Jack Williams
Demons still alive?
Connor Bennett
Fucking copyrighted quotes i swear.
Dylan Morgan
A lot of Sun Tzu's writing is incredibly basic.
>Attack your enemy when they are weak.
>Don't interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
>Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.
How can anyone take this retard seriously.
Joseph Jones
Only source from 2018 that quotes it to the right person
Robert Evans
en.wikipedia.org
he was in officer school when he may have had access to it; he always mentioned Caesar and Alexander its not unthinkable he was familiar with the oriental classics as well
Jayden Brooks
You're mixing that up with:
>Never attribute to malice that which can be more readily explained by stupidity.
Jayden Phillips
>he
wow uh, bigoted much?
Brody Peterson
Isn't that the point though? I think he just wanted to make a compendium of basic stratehies that can easily digested and internalized.
Aiden Gray
This is insane
Jonathan Ross
>Isn't that the point though?
Probably, I just think that the degree to which he (and his writing) is considered a genius, is overrated compared to ancient generals, like Hannibal, Scipio, Alexander and Caesar, and modern generals like Adolphus, Friedrich, Napoleon, Stonewall, Rommel and Eisenhower.
Aaron Wood
We still good until 2030.. right?
John Perry
It was always attributed to sun tzu. No I am not gaslighting. Napoleon said an army marches on its stomach. Or was that clive palmer who said it?