Jihadi forum hosts a serious discussion on how to slaughter and eat captured infidels. It has to be done in accordance with the Sharia law.

(National Post) If anyone ever doubted the West faces sheer insanity in the fight against the most extreme of the Muslim extremists, consider a discussion that recently erupted on a jihadist Web site based on the writings of one of al Qaeda's leading theorists. The thrust of the debate was that Muslim fighters may be justified in cannibalizing U.S. soldiers if they find themselves with nothing else to eat.

The jihadist leading the exchange even said that, in a bid to instill fear into U.S. servicemen, Americans should be told Muslim fighters "smack their lips to eat the flesh of ... the eaters of hamburgers and Pepsi."

The chilling message refers to parts of a recently published book by Muhammad al-Maqdisi, who is best known as the spiritual mentor of Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the first al Qaeda leader in Iraq, whom U.S. forces killed in 2006. In one section of the work, Maqdisi discusses the idea of having to do something that is otherwise forbidden, like "murder or eating food sacrificed for an idol," according Washington-based SITE Intelligence Group, which translates jihadist "chat" sites.

Maqdisi adds some scholars believe this has evolved to mean that Muslims, faced with hunger, are allowed to kill an enemy and "cannibalize him." Some jihadist respondents made light of the entry, which appeared on the al-Fallujah forum June 12. "If we are forced to eat Americans, we will make them [into] kabsa," said one, referring to a family of rice dishes served mainly in Saudi Arabia. It would have "the taste of gunpowder," the contributor added, before also saying the "limbs of…

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