The U.S. media haven't covered this story much; I heard about it on Canadian radio this morning (via Sirius satellite in my car). For readers of this particular blog, this story is of interest when you consider the ways in which the Iraq war is being fought over the Web, the power of propaganda, and how hard it is to control. By the way, Canadian radio was attributing more than 140 U.S. deaths to various "Jubas," whose exploits frequently get uploaded to YouTube. CBC also said U.S. soldiers were taking pictures of themselves alive after being shot, defeating Juba's bullet with body armor, helmet or luck.