Fake 'Good News' from Iraq, by Justin Raimondo: "The lying cretins who gave us the Iraq war aren't content that our soldiers are sitting ducks for terrorists throughout the Middle East – now they're using them as props in a propaganda campaign designed to convince the American people that "progress" is being made."

There's no question that Justin Raimondo and the antiwar.com website have done a lot of damage to the neo-conservatives and the Bush Administraton. The American elite must begin to wonder whether the Internet and alternative media represent the beginnings of an uncontrollable challenge to their mastery of propaganda.

Fake 'Good News' from Iraq, by Justin Raimondo: "The lying cretins who gave us the Iraq war aren't content that our soldiers are sitting ducks for terrorists throughout the Middle East – now they're using them as props in a propaganda campaign designed to convince the American people that "progress" is being made."

There's no question that Justin Raimondo and the antiwar.com website have done a lot of damage to the neo-conservatives and the Bush Administraton. The American elite must begin to wonder whether the Internet and alternative media represent the beginnings of an uncontrollable challenge to their mastery of propaganda.