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	DVD Review - Enemy Of The State (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		While "Enemy Of The State" does have some very interesting things to say about the privacy of average citizens, and Scott and Smith try to present something new, it doesn’t achieve all of its goals.
		The "Enemy Of The State" DVD could have benefited greatly from a more in depth behind the scenes look at which parts of the film were true and which parts the writer created.
		With the depth of DVD and the millions of dollars that they generate ("Enemy Of The State" has been the number one selling DVD for three weeks straight), a little time and effort could be taken to put some decent extras on them.
	www.dvdreview.com /fullreviews/enemy_of_the_state.shtml (1256 words)

	Defining “Enemy of the state” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Since the states are the people, and are used interchangeably as such, then one could presume that this is the case; that is, that the meanings of being the people with commonalities, or as the people in a given geographic area acting in common.
		I assure you that anytime a government mouthpiece, whether an elected or appointed official, or a hired agent of the STATE (cops, for example), speaks of “enemies of the state”, he refers to those being the enemy of the traitorous government he is part of.
		Therefore, it is my contention that the true enemies of the state are the very government entities and their agencies that should be constitutionally created to protect the people, who are by definition the state.
	www.worldnewsstand.net /05/Ed_Lewis/2.htm (1474 words)

	ENEMY OF THE STATE/ **
		Tony Scott's "Enemy of the State" is a thriller that didn't thrill me, with heroes I didn't care about, villains I didn't believe and a plot I could not follow.
		Many of the positive reviews of "Enemy of the State" have claimed that it is a pulse-pounding adventure which also has serious things to say about how far surveillance has gone.
		But the contraptions become less and less impressive when one considers that "Enemy of the State" had a budget of ninety million dollars, and that props alone cannot breathe life into a film which is otherwise boring and muddled.
	www.ukcritic.com /enemyofthestate.html (636 words)

	Enemy of the State - Enterprise Integration Patterns
		A Turing machine is stateful, in particular the band holds state and the head is at a certain position, which is also state.
		The conversational state defines where in that sequence of message exchanges a conversation is. For example, a conversational state could be that component A has made a request and is now waiting for the reply.
		Because the state of the conversation is represented by a message sitting in a specific message queue, each message queue might have to be inspected.
	www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com /ramblings/20_statelessness.html (1484 words)

	INKPOT FILM REVIEWS: ENEMY OF THE STATE (Rebecca Wan)
		ENEMY OF THE STATE stars Will Smith as Robert Dean, a lawyer with a happy family who is confidently handling a labour union case when the film begins.
		ENEMY OF THE STATE thrives on the pre-millenium anxieties that have produced the recent crop of semi-apocalyptic movies and television shows.
		Even so, ENEMY OF THE STATE is unlike the horror movie, which fosters the cathartic experience by delegating destructiveness to the supernatural, and therefore the inhuman.
	www.inkpot.com /film/enemyofthestate.html (1257 words)

	Enemy of the State
		Enemy of the State is Tony Scott's directorial take on a screenplay written by David Marconi, with the thesis that "It's Not Paranoia If They're Really After You." And so they are: Washington, DC, lawyer Robert Dean (an often nonplused Will Smith) has the goods on CIA bureaucrat Thomas Reynolds (a slimy Jon Voight).
		But Enemy of the State is a part of My Movie Collection precisely because it asked the question at least three years ago that we should be asking ourselves today: what if some of our leaders really are corrupt and venal?
		Enemy of the State features fine performances all around and one questionable choice: what is the point of the Gabriel Byrne character?
	www.ronaldbrucemeyer.com /reviews/enemy.htm (699 words)

	Our Enemy, the State by Albert Jay Nock
		When the State intervenes to fix wages or prices, or to prescribe the conditions of competition, it virtually tells the enterpriser that he is not exercising social power in the right way, and therefore it proposes to confiscate his power and exercise it according to the State's own judgment of what is best.
		IN CONSIDERING the State's development in America, it is important to keep in mind the fact that America's experience of the State was longer during the colonial period than during the period of American independence; the period 1607-1776 was longer than the period 1776-1935.
		Bearing in mind that the State is the organization of the political means – that its primary intention is to enable the economic exploitation of one class by another – we see that it has always acted on the principle already cited, that expropriation must precede exploitation.
	www.lewrockwell.com /orig3/nock1.html (14321 words)

	OUR ENEMY THE STATE
		By contrast, writes Nock, "the state" represents a corruption of democracy in which special interests use the coercive power of government in order to extract concessions and advantages not available to other citizens.
		Ultimately, "the state" becomes an instrument of oppression, allowing those special interests to compel the rest of society to behave in ways they would not otherwise do.
		The State has economic advantage to dispense, and there are pressure groups, factions, and individuals organized to take advantage of the give-aways.
	www.liberty-tree.org /ltn/our-enemy-the-state.html (185 words)

	Blu-ray Review: Enemy of the State \| High-Def Digest
		With 'Enemy of the State,' I have to give Scott credit for dialing his usual jacked-up style down a notch.
		'Enemy of the State' is really quite dialogue-heavy, but there is enough surround action to keep the proceedings lively.
		On paper, 'Enemy of the State' is a fairly routine thriller, but Will Smith makes for an incredibly likable protagonist, and director Tony Scott ramps down his usual hyper-kinetic style to create a fun conspiracy flick that cunningly exploits our fears of government surveillance run amok.
	bluray.highdefdigest.com /enemyofthestate.html (1649 words)

	Filmtracks: Enemy of the State (Rabin/Gregson-Williams)
		Enemy of the State: (Trevor Rabin and Harry Gregson-Williams) The techno-thriller Enemy of the State is widely considered a stereotypical Tony Scott/Jerry Bruckheimer testosterone-laced chase flick, hailed as an above-average entry in an ever-growing list of films that seems to be weighed down on the latter end by disappointing flops.
		While Enemy of the State is a chase story, it is better remembered as a snapshot of government technology in the late 1990's, whether real or imagined, and it is along these technological lines that Scott and Bruckheimer's usual composer, Hans Zimmer, could have had a field day.
		There has been speculation that the roles in Enemy of the State followed similar boundaries as had been established in Armageddon, the blockbuster score for which the two same composers collaborated earlier in the year.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/enemy_state.html (1096 words)

	Review: Enemy of the State (1998)
		"Enemy of the State" is layered with meanings, ideas that build momentum just as surely as the plot builds to a climax.
		"Enemy of the State" is from a different genre, but I think some of the same patterns apply.
		"Enemy of the State" contains some objectionable language, but mostly its R rating comes from violent scenes, especially one near the end.
	www.movie-page.com /reviews/e/enemy_of_the_state.htm (1314 words)

	Enemy of the State . Tucson Weekly . 11-30-98
		In Enemy of the State, Hackman reprises the Harry Caul role, playing surveillance expert "Brill," who works in an exact replica of Harry Caul's wire-enclosed, warehouse office.
		The story devolves around a government plot to discredit and destroy the life of labor lawyer Robert Dean (Will Smith), and the means they use for this are an excessive number of hidden cameras and microphones that litter the 7-11's and Motel 6's of the world.
		Enemy of the State is just the opposite; it's feel-good ending negates every lame attempt at raising issues, and leaves the audience with a blank feeling of satiety, like eating a big, starchy and tasteless meal at Denny's.
	www.filmvault.com /filmvault/tw/e/enemyofthestate1.html (950 words)

	DVD Review: Enemy of the State
		Enemy of the State opens with the discussion of a bill to give the government unprecedented power to monitor American communications.
		Enemy of the State was directed by Tony Scott, who knows how to deliver taut action.
		Enemy of the State is certainly not a film for the younger kids, but the teens can handle it.
	www.dvddude.net /a_to_z/reviews/enemyofthestate.php (1238 words)

	Enemy of the State (Soundtrack) by Trevor Rabin and Harry Gregon-Williams
		The Enemy of the State Main theme (track 2) is woven into a couple of other tracks and whenever this was done, I tended to like the cut more and hence rated a little higher.
		Enemy of the State has its fair share of action/suspense but is not balanced by strong themes that tie the score together.
		All artwork from Enemy of the State is exclusive property of Hollywood Records (c) 1998.
	www.tracksounds.com /reviews/Enemystate.htm (457 words)

	Enemy of the State - Enterprise Integration Patterns
		The conversational state defines where in that sequence of message exchanges a conversation is. For example, a conversational state could be that component A has made a request and is now waiting for the reply.
		Because the state of the conversation is represented by a message sitting in a specific message queue, each message queue might have to be inspected.
		Distinguishing what kind of state is kept where and whether this state is relevant is an important first step to having a debate related to this topic.
	www.eaipatterns.com /ramblings/20_statelessness.html (1484 words)

	Enemy Of The State (1998)
		Enemy, on the other hand, takes a much creepier view at the subject by demonstrating the ways that technology could be used to infiltrate and destroy a person's life.
		Enemy is supposed to be an exciting thrill ride of a movie, and it succeeds.
		Enemy of the State appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 2.35:1 on this single-sided, double-layered DVD; the image has not been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
	www.dvdmg.com /enemyofthestate.shtml (1675 words)

	Enemy of the State by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
		Enemy of the State by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
		His enemies were also driven crazy by his unfailing good humor: he was completely unflappable, always found joy in smashing evil, and somehow always won in the end.
		Enemy of the State goes way beyond documenting the life and work of Rothbard.
	www.lewrockwell.com /rockwell/enemy-state.html (4367 words)

	Hannity's New TV Show Bestows A Weekly "Enemy Of The State" Award \| TPMCafe
		Either (a) Hannity is convinced that he is, in fact, "the State," (b) or he is officially acknowledging that he is a lacky of "the State," as defined by this administration.
		Then the unauthorized invocation of 'the state' is supposed to reinforce the subject's notion that the state smites 'malcontents' in his name.
		Certainly, "Enemy of the State" is a presumptuous title, but Hannity didn't seem to be involved enough to take any pot shots at Sean Penn for his marriage to Madonna, on-set temper tantrums, or time in jail.
	electioncentral.tpmcafe.com /blog/electioncentral/2007/jan/08/hannitys_new_tv_show_bestows_a_weekly_enemy_of_the_state_award (2674 words)

	An 'Enemy of the State' ?!
		In doing this, I shall have occasion incidently to evince, how true it is, that states and governments were made for man; and at the same time how true it is, that his creatures and servants have first deceived, next vilified, and at last oppressed their master and maker.
		McLaughlin (89-1817), 500 U.S. United States agrees that firearms ownership IS an individual right.
		In California, and states organized similarly within the 9th Ciricuit, the sheriff is a county, not a state, actor [no "sovereign immunity"; the sheriff and the county are fair game under 42 U.S.C.A. Brewster v.
	geocities.com /tthor.geo (2579 words)

	An 'Enemy of the State' ?! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		In doing this, I shall have occasion incidently to evince, how true it is, that states and governments were made for man; and at the same time how true it is, that his creatures and servants have first deceived, next vilified, and at last oppressed their master and maker.
		These principles, at the time of their adoption, were labeled 'extremist' and 'radical' because they diverged dramatically from the way the English government functioned [the people yelling 'extremist' and 'radical' the loudest at that time, were 'governing' and being 'governed' under English military rule].
		In California, and states organized similarly within the 9th Ciricuit, the sheriff is a county, not a state, actor [no "sovereign immunity"; the sheriff and the county are fair game under 42 U.S.C.A. Brewster v.
	www.geocities.com /tthor.geo (2579 words)

	The Enemy Is the State
		Kerry was the faithful sub lackey of the state, who fully supported all the state mischief and mayhem, and thought that he deserved the top lackey spot.
		Now that the mass hysteria of the state breeding season--otherwise known as the national elections—is over, hopefully more freedom-loving people will see the error of their ways and get back to opposing the state in all its manifestations.
		We do not need to help the state propaganda machine, the mainstream media, by doing their job for them, to distract people from the real problem--the state.
	www.strike-the-root.com /4/weebies/weebies3.html (1000 words)

	Opinion: Enemy of the State
		When defining “state that matters” for a given application or component in an SOA, it is also interesting to consider the notion of a session – or how you define a session for a given component in your architecture.
		State in the cache is not related to a session and thus is not state that matters.
		That state should be either passed to them by the client with each request or maintained in a server-side cache or database, with the client passing a key value with each request.
	www.theserverside.com /news/thread.tss?thread_id=30730 (7659 words)

	Enemy of the State
		I don't usually expect a Jerry Bruckheimer production to be of this high caliber, but Enemy of the State is among his finest efforts.
		Enemy of the State has some eerie connections with today's world.
		Enemy of the State has one of those plots that requires an attentive mind.
	www.geocities.com /moviecritic.geo/reviews/e/enemyofstate.html (700 words)

	The Audio Revolution Review of 'Enemy of the State'
		There has been a mini-spate of movies lately about how technology impacts both privacy and anti-terrorism, but "Enemy of the State" is arguably the most entertaining and least pretentious of the bunch.
		"Enemy of the State" is less ambitious than, for example, "The Siege," another political-themed thriller currently in release.
		For viewers who feel that they may have to fling something at the screen if they see one more domestic animal abused as a joke: two major characters here take time to make sure that their respective pets are safe in the midst of the story's considerable chaos.
	www.avrev.com /movies/enemy/index.html (691 words)

	"Enemy of the State" / a review from Christian Spotlight on the Movies
		Enemy of the State is rated R for profanity and violence.
		Enemy of the State, although a high quality film, has too much violence, language, and sexuality to give a positive rating.
		...[Enemy of the State] contains a lot of unnecessary profanity and does have one scene which has Will Smith in a lingerie store where all the sales women are dressed in the products they are selling.
	www.christiananswers.net /spotlight/movies/pre2000/i-enemystate.html (1133 words)

	CNN - Review: Gadgets a go-go in 'Enemy of the State' - December 1, 1998
		The knowledge that it's produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Tony Scott ("Days of Thunder," "Crimson Tide," and a score of other over-elegant hack jobs) immediately suggests the staccato string of images that you'll be subjecting yourself to, as well as the exact texture of the photography.
		"Enemy of the State" is getting better (although far from glowing) notices than the usual Bruckheimer cinematic choke-hold because it purports to be about something.
		That something would be the government's ability to retrieve the life story of, and then foolishly pursue, any citizen who they feel deserves to have several million dollars worth of gadgetry focused on him.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/Movies/9812/01/review.enemyofstate/index.html (1051 words)

	The Claremont Institute » For the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy
		By urging the expansion of government's role in the economy and society, they facilitated the transformation of the regime from a constitutional or limited government into a modern administrative state, in which the power of government cannot be limited because the social problems it will be called on to solve are unlimited.
		The quarrels between the defenders and opponents of the modern state have attained the status of religious disputation.
		For that reason, she notes, "generations of young people have been systematically stripped of the intellectual tools that would enable them to defend the institutions crafted by the Framers of our Constitution." Nor is she sanguine about the possibility of reversing the growing dependency upon government.
	www.claremont.org /writings/crb/winter2002/marinistate.html (1856 words)

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