It seems to me that that the use of drones achieves much the same aims by swiftly and efficiently murdering the States' enemies, including innocents, without the unpleasant side effect of having to look at the blood-splattered results Alex Noble, Belfast Pay our debts?
When government has had easy access to our personal information in the past, it has had nefarious consequences: surveillance states, "enemies" lists, persecution of dissidents.
Shopkeeper Hans-Georg Lindenau – celebrated in local graffiti as HG – proudly describes himself as "Berlin's state enemy No 1".
A major philosophical disagreement between Obama and his critics is over whether to treat Isis as a conventional state enemy or a terrorist network.
In fact, Mr. Ai, dubbed "China's State Enemy No. 1" by the mass-circulation Bild newspaper in an interview published the day before Ms. Merkel landed, cannot take up an academic post in Berlin because the government has seized his passport, he told Bild here (in German).
The Paris attacks have already inspired a debate about whether France's allies will necessarily be drawn into a global campaign against IS — and how a less-than-unified global coalition might conduct "war" collaboratively against a non-state enemy that relies on irregular warfare and asymmetric assaults that are difficult to anticipate.
As the son of convicted state enemies, Mr. Antonov-Ovseyenko was himself arrested in 1940.
Targeted snuff jobs of state enemies are on the rise from Dubai to Dagestan, from Yemen to Waziristan.
Mr. Hirseen, the Kurdistan Democratic Party leader, blamed a trinity of state enemies for the protests: terrorists, foreign agents and Islamic extremists.
Israel set out to achieve as complete a victory over these new, non-state enemies and their protectors as it had over Arab states in 1967.
The government's censors mostly censor groups deemed to be state enemies, like the Falun Gong, making it harder for them to reach potential members.
