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Where does the strategy for; Accusing your enemy of that which you're guilty of yourself, come from? I was thinking Chanakya or Machiavelli, but I can't find a quote.<…

Where does the strategy for; Accusing your enemy of that which you're guilty of yourself, come from? I was thinking Chanakya or Machiavelli, but I can't find a quote.<…
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Where does the strategy for; Accusing your enemy of that which you're guilty of yourself, come from? I was thinking Chanakya or Machiavelli, but I can't find a quote.

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This quote is often attributed to Paul Joseph Goebbels, a German Nazi politician.

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