Argentine lawyer Alberto Nisman 'may have been forced to kill himself'

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3. Except that he was no Salvador Allende.

Nisman was a paid Mossad puppet entrusted with one task: to cover up the 1994 AMIA bombing. The only forensic study ever performed at the time of the incident indicated that the bomb was inside the building (the report was buried by the neocon Menem administration).

The three AMIA victims' rights groups, for their part, had been demanding his removal for years for malfeasance. The coup de grace came when the director of Interpol himself, Ronald Noble, called Nisman out for flat-out lying when Nisman claimed that Argentina had requested that Red Notices against several Iranian officials be lifted (the very foundation of his claims).

Had he lived for even one more week, he would have appeared in Congress and would have been publicly discredited by congressional cross-examination. By dying, he became extremely useful to those trying to sabotage Obama's Iran talks (which had just begun at the time).

If he committed suicide, he prevented what would have been a complete humiliation (and, of course, very uncomfortable questions as to why he was sitting on the case and pursuing distractions and vendettas); if he was murdered, someone accomplished this him.

And who benefited by avoiding a Nisman humiliation? As the Romans said, cui bono.