The terrorist is the class enemy -- классовый враг -- of the Western world.

I sometimes wonder how it would be if politicians would try to use this rhetorical device in an ex-Communist country (I used to live in one, so I should know). They'd probably be laughed at the first couple of times, and then quickly labeled as crackpots. The catch is, most of them haven't actually experienced terrorism; to a population who hasn't seen a terrorist bombing for generations, "terrorist" is as empty a term as "enemy of the people".

It's things like this that convince me history should be a compulsory, well-treated subject, everywhere. History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes so well!