Cristina of Argentina: Target of Israeli ‘false flag’ attack?

Adrian Salbuchi, an expert on the twin Buenos Aires bombings of the Israeli Embassy (in 1992) and of the Jewish Community Center (in 1994) has now been featured by Russia Today for his analysis of the latest development, the murder/suicide of Alberto Nisman, Argentine Public Prosecutor in the case of the 1994 AMIA Jewish Mutual Building terror bombing, ostensively as he was about to make public “high-power evidence” against Argentina’s President Cristina Kirchner and her Foreign Minister Hector Timerman for covering up Iran’s role in the attack.

The bombings were done to punish Argentina for cooperating with Iran in the development of the peaceful use of atomic energy, where the attacks were blamed on Iran but the evidence proved it was a “false flag” attack. Both were blamed on car bombs but, as Salbuchi explains, things are not as they have been presented.

In January 2013, the Republic of Argentina announced that it would “start talking” to the Iranians (after a seven years hiatis), where a “Memorandum of Understanding” was signed which became local law in March 2013. A “Commission for Truth” was to be established, where Nisman and his Mossad and CIA controllers, who claimed to have “damning truth and evidence against Iran”, were superseded:

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