What's that? Needless to say, there is no spanish; and reading other definitions you might be able to trace the origin. If Trump said it sure is a mocking, and if translated by his admirers, even more 128513; The invention has several possibilities, and the one that I like the most (philologically speaking) is that this comes from a quote to Henry Kissinger, Nobel Peace Prize [of the tombs 128530;] 1973, which says "We live in a wonderful time, in which the fort is weak due to his scruples and the weak is strengthened because of his audacity". That someone interpreted as "The weak are strengthened by the 10060;efrontery. The strong are weakened by inhibition!" 128561; . I believe that etymology comes from a translation of a translation of a recontraduction that ended in the English effraction ("effect" ) in the sense of "daring, recklessness to get somewhere", made by someone who does not know Spanish, nor English, and who used some automatic translator who went through French.
