Please don't think too much, we are all monitored lives

Kaylie 2022-03-17 09:01:03

Eagle eyes monitor everything.
Will Smith takes on a case related to the underworld of Italian descent and is threatened when he goes to an Italian restaurant. He noticed that the CIA was watching the restaurant not far away.
Smith went to buy a Christmas present for his wife and went into a lingerie store.

Another line: the
killing of a congressman by the top leadership who opposed the implementation of mass surveillance.
The crime scene was on the edge of a lake, and wild goose researchers placed surveillance cameras nearby to find out what happened.
The scholar called the newspaper, the phone was tapped, and the scholar was hunted down.
The scholar also entered the sex store when he escaped, and smuggled evidence into Smith's shopping bag. (The eagle eye is used in the pursuit of the scholar's escape.)

Two lines in one:
Will Smith is involved in the case, he has the evidence, but he does not know it.
The superiors tried to go to Smith's house, as a police officer, and got nothing. Then pretended that the gangster broke into the house and robbed, and found nothing, just messed up.
When Smith went boating, he put his clothes, pens, phones and other items into the monitoring equipment.

The love history between Smith and the beauty informant was published above, which led to a misunderstanding by his wife, who kicked Smith out of the house.
Smith made direct contact with the informant's contacts, leading to the near exposure of the ultimate informant.
Beauty informant is killed and Smith is framed.
Smith went home and made it clear to his wife, and found evidence in his son's Christmas present.
Smith takes the evidence to find the ultimate informant. The informant took him to his base camp for surveillance.
Smith made a private phone call, which led to the lover's clues found and followed.
At the base camp, Smith probably knew the truth, and the hungry killer above followed. The informant took Smith away and blew up the base camp.
The two clashed, and the informant felt implicated. But after the quarrel, they decided to fight back.
Two people buy equipment.
Against eavesdropping, they eavesdropped on the people above.
Connect with the people above and decide on a deal.
The informant came forward and arranged for Smith to continue monitoring, and then take the evidence and leave within a long time.
Smith missed time and was caught.
The informant was caught, and the two seemed desperate.
Smith confessed, where is the evidence. Smith, who has been dragging his feet, seems to have no plans. The subordinates in the monitoring car secretly recorded the live conversation.
Smith took them to an Italian restaurant, misplaced their words, thought they would not give in to each other, and fought in chaos, almost dead. The intelligence officers who had been monitoring the restaurant reported it and the police showed up. The informant escaped, and Smith was rescued.
The subordinates handed over the secretly recorded conversation to the police and took them out.
Smith repented and lived happily with his wife and children.
The TV suddenly appeared on its own screen, was monitored, and an informant appeared on the TV. Both are living the life they want.

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Enemy of the State quotes

  • Silverberg: Bob. We we're told to look back on your files as far as the electrician strike. We believe that you helped a man named Sam Velotti form a company called Zurich.

    Blake: We also found out about your connection with the Peitzo family.

    Robert Clayton Dean: Well, that's true.

    Silverberg: You're admitting to it?

    Robert Clayton Dean: Sure. Everything except forming a company called Zurich, or knowing anybody who is named Sam Velotti, or having any connection, whatsoever to the Peitzo family. This is Ridiculous.

    Silverberg: Bob we're trying...

    Robert Clayton Dean: [Interrupting] Wait, wait. This is Pintero, he's coming after me. You give me 1 week, 1 week and 4 people from litigation, and I can guarantee you, we can have this guy begging us...

    Blake: [Interrupting] Tell us abut Rachael Banks.

    Robert Clayton Dean: I'll tell you what. Rachael, was my girlfriend in my second year of law school, we still remain in close contact, and we swap information from time to time.

    Blake: Did you have an affair with her 4 years ago?

    Robert Clayton Dean: Ever beat off in the shower, Brian? Ever had any homosexual thoughts?

    Silverberg: Bob, that's...

    Robert Clayton Dean: [Interrupting] None of my fuckin' business. You're damn right it's not. I love my wife and I love my son, "absolutely" with no equivocations, and that's none of your fuckin' business either.

    Silverberg: Bob, we believe that you should take a leave of abscence on this, until we straighten this out.

    Robert Clayton Dean: Are you firing me?

    Silverberg: I think you just fired yourself.

  • Carla Dean: Hello?

    Robert Clayton Dean: [calling from a payphone] Carla, don't hang up.

    Carla Dean: Robert, you know what I'm looking at? Pictures of you and Rachel taken today.

    Robert Clayton Dean: Where did you get those photographs?

    Carla Dean: My messager Robert, my messager.

    Robert Clayton Dean: Listen honey, I think something's going on and I'm...

    Carla Dean: Robert, I went to the store today, and my money and credit cards didn't work. I couldn't buy food.

    Robert Clayton Dean: [looking at Brill, who mouths "Fuck you" to Robert] Yeah, mine too. I gotta go.

    Carla Dean: What do you mean you gotta go?

    Robert Clayton Dean: I, I gotta go.

    [hangs up]