Analyst's note:  Absolutely must read and carefully consider.  You will note that Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey agrees that the Muslim Brotherhood with their civilizational jihad backed with money from Al Jazeera, is an evil force that spawned al Qaeda has infiltrated the United States.  That infiltration includes some of the highest levels of our federal government.  What could possibly go wrong?

Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey's call for a congressional "inquiry" into Al Jazeera's purchase of Al Gore's Current TV gives hope that the controversial transaction benefiting the pro-terrorist Muslim Brotherhood can still be derailed.

At a Breitbart News-sponsored forum during last week's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Mukasey said, in response to a question from this writer, "I think if an American medium is controlled by a political force from abroad, that's a proper subject for inquiry."

That political force is the Muslim Brotherhood, which spawned al Qaeda and other terrorist groups. Its financial backer, which owns Al Jazeera, is the undemocratic and authoritarian government of Qatar. Mukasey's speech to the Breitbart event was about Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in the U.S.

At the same time, U.S. military veterans are speaking out. Larry Bailey, co-founder of a group of veterans and supporters of the Special Operations communities of the Armed Forces, tells Accuracy in Media that Congress should examine the "penetration" of the U.S. media market by Al Jazeera because the pro-Jihadist television channel only spells "more trouble within our society."

Bailey, a retired U.S. Navy veteran, founded Special Operations Speaks (SOS).

Fox News commentator Lisa Daftari has suggested that the new "Al Jazeera America" channel could inspire violence and terrorism by stirring up Muslims in cities such as heavily-Arab Detroit, Michigan, where one of its bureaus is scheduled to open.

The Obama Administration, which supports the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt with foreign aid and weapons shipments, has refused to subject the Al Jazeera deal to any official scrutiny.

Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA) sent a letter to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski asking what, if any, agency review procedures and oversight processes came into play regarding the transaction. But Genachowski is stonewalling and has not responded. Murphy holds a senior position on the House Energy and Commerce Committee as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. [....]