Have you ever eaten human flesh? Uber ISIS driver asks passenger

More of the wondrous fruits of multiculturalism the left mandates we enjoy. Cannibalism in the daily social fabric if our lives. To which the left responds, “more refugees!”

Islamic State jihadis taught their fighters to eat non-Muslims.

A handbook found in the terror group’s training school has been found by a British counter-extremism think tank, revealing the horrifying new stance of the jihadis.

ISIS chiefs even give advice on what parts of the body to eat and how to prepare them and comes after a sickening report a mother was fed the remains of her own son when she was told by the terrorists it was meat and rice.

Have you ever eaten human flesh?, Uber driver who ‘claimed to lead Isil group’ asks passenger

Associated Press, 1 May 2017:

Uber has suspended a driver in Australia while police investigate allegations that he told a passenger he led an organisation related to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) and planned to blow up Parliament House, the ride-hailing company said on Monday.

The passenger, a woman who declined to be identified out of fear for her safety, said she was heading home from downtown Canberra after a night out with friends when she caught an Uber early on Sunday morning.

According to the woman, the driver said he was from Pakistan and asked if she had “ever eaten human flesh”.

He said he planned to blow up a Canberra shopping mall as well as Parliament House and told her he was not taking her to her home on the outskirts of the city but to the town of Cooma, 60 miles to the south, the woman said.

She said she told the driver to pull over at a petrol station so she could use the toilet, and called the police emergency number from there. Two police cars arrived about 10 minutes later, she said.

Police said they searched the Uber car but found nothing suspicious. Police drove the woman home and did not arrest the driver.

“Police conducted initial background checks and established there was no threat to the public or the complainant,” a police statement said.

It said an investigation of the woman’s allegations was continuing with the involvement of national police and security agencies.

The driver’s access to the Uber app was restricted when the company became aware of the allegations, Uber said.

“We’ll continue liaising with the police as the allegations are assessed,” Uber said in a statement.

The woman said police told her the driver didn’t dispute her accusations but explained to them “he was just trying to wind me up”.

“It was a terrifying experience. I’m so stressed I can’t even explain how I feel,” she said.

“I want Uber to be doing a lot more screening of the people that they’re bringing on, because apparently it’s not doing enough.”

The petrol station where the journey ended was on a highway to Cooma, but before the turnoff to the woman’s home.

Canberra became the first city in Australia to regulate ride sharing when Uber launched there in October 2015.