When Goering quoted (or adapted--my recollection is that he said "*Ich* sage wer Jude ist") that phrase, he spoke in earnest. Fanatical Nazis had demanded the dismissal of one of his most capable lieutenants, Air Marshal Ernst Milch, because of his Jewish ancestry. Goering, of course, a Prussian aristocrat, had only contempt for the plebian apostles of the "Socialism of Idiots," as well as for bureaucrats in general. Moreover, he was not "wrong" to disregard the Law when (as most of the time) he felt like it. The Fuehrer was explicitly placed above the Law and, as the second ranking Nazi, the Reischsmarschall had every claim to a similar privilege.
Shane Mage
"Thunderbolt steers all things...It consents and does not consent to be called Zeus."
Herakleitos of Ephesos