Sometimes people with power and money play pretend en masse when there’s someone in public life that they don’t own or control.

True fact:

It was the official policy of the British government to pretend as a group that Napoleon had never been the leader of France.

When the current command structure plays similar games today, I think of that.

Whose credibility was more damaged when the English government pretended Napoleon had never been the leader of France?

That of Napoleon or that of the English government?

In the long run, the sword will always be conquered by the spirit.