An Argentina prosecutor who, last week, accused top government officials of covering up Iranian involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires was found dead in his apartment. Alberto Nisman conducted an investigation during which he discovered that the Argentine government – including the former president, husband of the current president – deliberately hid evidence of the involvement of top Iranian officials in the bombing.  In exchange, the Iranians granted oil concessions to the energy-starved country. The cover-up continues to this day with another quid-pro-quo deal involving the current president, where Argentina sold wheat to the Iranians.  Cristina Kirchner, widow of former president Nestor Kirchner, has been accused of facilitating the deal and had complete knowledge of Iranian involvement in the terror attack. BBC: The Security Ministry released a statement saying that Mr Nisman's bodyguards had raised the...(Read Full Post)