No, the title doesn't refer to CBS, CNN, the rest of the news media, John Kerry, the DNC, "liberals," or all the rest. Instead:

At a press conference by human rights groups in Baghdad on Sunday, numerous former prisoners came forward to tell of abuse including beatings by soldiers and sleep deprivation...

Fallujah native Abdul-Qader Abdul-Rahman al-Ani, his left elbow wrapped in bandages, his right forearm bound in a cast, recounted how he was beaten by soldiers who picked him up last month. The soldiers tied him and two others arrested with him to a tree and sodomized them one after the other, he told journalists.

``I ask President Bush,'' he said. ``Does he agree with this?''

Shocking, truly shocking. I'm ashamed to be an American, and I'm moving to Canada. But, wait, you say, there's more:

As Ani, 47, repeated his story, he was interrupted by Jabber al-Okaili, a member of one of the human rights groups that organized the gathering. ``He's lying,'' al-Okaili shouted. ``He's a liar!''

Al-Ani was rushed to an office, where al-Okaili and others unwound the bandage on his left arm and found the elbow unscarred and healthy. They cut off half of the cast on his forearm, even as al-Ani insisted, ``By God, it's true, everything I say is true.''

``All his papers were forged,'' al-Okaili, of the Free Iraq Institute, said after al-Ani left the building. ``Who knows why he did this. Maybe he was paid by former members of Saddam Hussein's regime.''

Maybe they're paying CNN too.