“Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.”
-
President John F Kennedy
The quotation has also been attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) ands Lao Tzu (6th Century BCE).
(I am posting this because yesterday
I appeared in a court matter where the other party sought to tender a wealth of
documentation, ring binder after ring binder, of irrelevant material. As the other party continued pressing, the presiding officer became more and more
exasperated in trying to limit the material to relevant issues. This prompted my client to
ask me whether I was going to object to the other party’s attempts to introduce
the irrelevant material. Given that the
presiding officer was doing that already, I quoted President Kennedy's words to my client, at
which point he gave me an understanding nod).
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