Quote by Thomas Jefferson

An enemy generally says and believes what he wishes.

An enemy generally says and believes what he wishes.

Summary

This quote highlights the tendency for enemies to manipulate information and perceive it in a way that supports their own narrative or agenda. It suggests that enemies often distort the truth, selectively interpreting facts to serve their own interests and beliefs. Their biases and animosity can heavily influence their words and actions, making it important to critically analyze their statements. This quote emphasizes the need to approach information provided by enemies with caution and scrutiny, recognizing the underlying motives and perspectives that may taint their accounts.

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Enemies Wishes

By Thomas Jefferson

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