"Everything about Mukasey's testimony suggested that he would, as Attorney General, be more of a threat to Constitutional governance than the inept and frequently inarticulate Gonzales. Mukasey gives every indication that he is as enthusiastic as was Gonzales about helping the president to bend and break the law.

The scary thing is that Mukasey appears to be a good deal abler when it comes to cloaking lawlessness in a veneer of legal uncertainty." -- John Nichols, The Nation

Judge Mukasey, supported in his confirmation hearings by fellow Zionists Schumer and Feinstein, is also a Talmudist. His evasive responses to the policy questions reflect that tradition. The Talmud provides the model for legalistic hair-splitting and the "cloaking of lawlessness". It also provides the rationale for treating everyone other than Jews as "non-persons" who are not entitled to the same legal rights. Read it for yourself.

Any policy -- including the torture and summary execution of "the enemy", lying to cover it up, and stealing the money to pay for it all -- can therefore be justified, especially if the interests of the "Jewish State" are involved. Any more questions?