His record has made him quite legitimately a public enemy throughout the region, sought for prosecution on war crimes charges by the International Criminal Court.
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Such tactics have been familiar in the US ever since the Chicago Crime Commission published a "public enemy" list in 1930 of Al Capone and other hoodlums.
Mr Teller has already managed to tempt a couple of big names Public Enemy, a rap group, and Ice T, a rap artist away from the big companies.
We now live in a world where deflation has become public enemy number one.
Public Enemy seemed to push a lot of that stuff right up onto the surface, and at the same time it helped me think that okay, maybe I can get beyond my limitations.
New Labour's commitment to understand what the public thought and felt came from a time, not long before, when the public were too often considered the enemy, and where it was even said that there should be "no compromise with the electorate".
Next time a Public Affairs Officer or JAG tells you that you can't run a good IO against the enemy because you might be "propagandizing the American people, " tell her to read the law.
"Thank you so much, " singer Zack De La Rocha said, before reeling off a list of names that included The Clash, Public Enemy, Bob Dylan and "anyone who went out in the streets and showed Tony Blair the door".
Though McCarthy's campaign was long dead, a new enemy, terrorism, was stalking the public imagination, and terms like racial profiling and sneak-and-peek searches had entered the language to describe practices that the red-scare demagogue might well have approved of.
Maybe Public Enemy can actually help me be down a little bit.
The second lesson the public learned is that when a nation goes to war against an enemy that seeks its destruction, it must fight to win.
"Until this deal, Comcast is Public Enemy Number One, " said Myles Calvey, a Boston-area leader of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents 15, 000 Verizon Communications employees.
Such was the case of sending al Qaeda- and Taliban-linked detainees to Guantanamo and holding them under the international-law-of-war context similar to prisoners of war - though technically without the same rights, as they were unlawful enemy combatants, along with a lack of meaningful transparency that undermined public accountability.
Paul Robinson has never bleated about unfairly being made public enemy number one for his England errors, Ryan Nelsen has always been a dependable, fine defender and injuries have robbed David Dunn of more success.
The point here is to illustrate how a constituent element of strategic communication public affairs wrecked a vital influence effort through inappropriately conventional thinking, timidity in confronting the enemy, undue turf consciousness, and bureaucratic underhandedness.
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