By Debbie Schlussel

Did Argentine President Cristina Kirchner enlist Hezbollah and Iran to murder prosecutor Alberto Nisman? Sure looks like it. Just last week he filed charges against Kirchner, alleging that she helped Iran to cover up its involvement in the bombing of the AMIA Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires in 1994. And he was murdered just hours before he was to testify before Argentina’s Congress about Kirchner’s conspiracy with Iran. But it’s all “just a concidence,” right?

As I noted on this site last summer on the 20th anniversary of the bombing, on July 18, 1994, an Iran-financed Hezbollah terrorist named Ibrahim Hussein Berro bombed the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina, or Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AMIA). Eighty-five people, most of them Jews, were murdered, and more than 300 were injured. His proud relatives, who live in Dearbornistan, Michigan, and are now U.S. citizens, gave DNA samples to prove their relative was a “martyr” for Islam.

Clearly, pro-Iran, Islamo-pandering corruption runs in the Argentine Presidential pool. Carlos Menem, who was then Argentina’s President, took a $10 million bribe deposited into a Swiss bank account to cover up Iran’s involvement in the bombing. Menem was an Arab of Syrian descent and said he was a “former” Muslim. And now there is Friend of Hillary, Kirchner. Just how much money did Iran pay her? You can bet she’s got a nice Swiss bank account with a cool few million, too.

The prosecutor who last week accused Argentine President Cristina Kirchner and others of working with Iran to cover up a 1994 terror bombing was found dead in his apartment on Sunday, hours before he was to testify in Congress. Alberto Nisman ’s body was discovered inside a bathroom at his apartment on the 13th floor of an apartment tower here in this capital city. A 22-calibre weapon was found near him, according to a statement from Argentina’s Security Secretariat. There were no signs of forced entry into the apartment, the statement said.

On Wednesday, Mr. Nisman filed a criminal complaint that accused Mrs. Kirchner, Foreign Minister Hector Timerman and others of conspiring to cover up an investigation into Iran’s alleged involvement in the attack on a Jewish community center here that killed 85 people. Mr. Nisman was supposed to appear at a congressional hearing on Monday to provide more details about the allegations . . . . In the complaint, Mr. Nisman asked a judge to freeze $23 million of assets belonging to Mrs. Kirchner and the others. He also urged the court to question Mrs. Kirchner about her role in the alleged plot.

In a meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Mr. Nisman said he had “a great deal of evidence” implicating the president in the matter. He said the evidence was based largely on more than two years of intercepted phone calls between people close to Mrs. Kirchner and others, including Mohsen Rabbani of Iran. Mr. Rabbani, a former cultural attaché at Iran’s embassy in Buenos Aires, is a suspect in the bombing and is the target of an Interpol international arrest alert. . . .

Mr. Nisman’s allegations have rocked Argentina and his testimony at the congressional hearing had been highly anticipated. In an email to The Wall Street Journal on Friday night, the prosecutor declined to offer additional details about the case.

And now we may never know. Dead men tell no tales. Nisman was incredibly courageous and heroic to file charges against a sitting Argentinian President and expose her complicity in Islamic terrorism and jihad. And he paid the ultimate price. Not that this is anything new in Argentina. It’s not just the bombing of AMIA and Menem’s and Kirchner’s corruption. It’s also the bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Argentina. It’s also a long history of Argentina being a haven to Nazi mass murderers. And now this murder of Nisman, who was Jewish, is just “collateral damage.” Just another Jewish life and, therefore, “devoid of any value”–snuffed out, like those in the Jewish Center and the Israeli Embassy and in the Holocaust.

We are always lectured that if women ran the world, things would be so much better and there would peace and love throughout. Nuh-uh.

Just ask the corpse of Alberto Nisman.

Yay, Grrlpower.