Question: Why doesn't USA hit ISIS oil trucks?

[Madali]

The answer according to an Former CIA Deputy Director, because of the environment.

Morell: Obama Didn't Attack ISIS Oil Because Of Environment [VIDEO] | The Daily Caller

Haha, these Americans really know how to twist anything. Which other country would give such a brilliant excuse? They get to indirectly support ISIS, and at the same time, appear so green and environmental.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Simple who don't like dirt like cheap oil.

 

[Nadezhda]

Oil is the Source of Income for the Accomplices Of Terrorist. Hence, they won't Bomb it.

 

[herono1]

Sunnis are fool by starting ISIS. Handed over whole Persian peninsula to Shias.

 

[AMDR]

We don't destroy oil trucks, you say?

Look up Operation Tidal Wave II. 283 Trucks were destroyed in 1 strike.

 

[jammersat]

because they fear abu baker bagdadi might rape and kill more white chicks they are holding hostage

 

[Madali]

We don't destroy oil trucks, you say?

Look up Operation Tidal Wave II. 283 Trucks were destroyed in 1 strike.

The date on those videos show 22nd of November, is that correct? That means after the Paris attacks, right?

 

[jammersat]

no one's gonna mock obama over this , he's an idol by some in the west and simply a nagger to others who has to be tolerated til he leaves office ..

 

[AMDR]

The date on those videos show 22nd of November, is that correct? That means after the Paris attacks, right?

Paris attacks were Novemebr 13th. All these following videos are dated before that.

I don't know what you are trying to get at, this whole oil-striking campaign started months before the attacks in Paris.

Hundreds of more airstrike videos from the coalition here
CJTF OIR - YouTube
U.S. Central Command - YouTube

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Abu Kamal, Syria, Nov. 8, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to shut down ISIL's illegal oil production in E. Syria that provides them with 2/3 of their revenue.

Description from CJTF-OIR: SOUTHWEST ASIA – Coalition aircraft struck elements of the Qayyarah Oil Refinery in Iraq just after midnight Oct. 16, 2015, as part of the coalition’s effort to disrupt Daesh, the Arabic acronym for ISIL, financing from illegally-gained oil revenue. This strike was conducted in coordination with and in support of the Government of Iraq. The Qayyarah Oil Refinery was used by Daesh to produce oil for the black market to fund their terrorist activities. This site was also used to store weapons and as a base of operations to facilitate attacks in the area.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations. Operation Tidal Wave II is named after the Allied campaign against Nazi oil fields in World War II.

 

[jammersat]

the so called coalition strikes are too surgical to have any real effect , you use f/a18s to bomb isil , while russia use their carpet bombers , you can use your b-1 and b-2s answell , just don't film them for CNN

 

[xyxmt]

Paris attacks were Novemebr 13th. All these following videos are dated before that.

I don't know what you are trying to get at, this whole oil-striking campaign started months before the attacks in Paris.

Hundreds of more airstrike videos from the coalition here
CJTF OIR - YouTube
U.S. Central Command - YouTube

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Abu Kamal, Syria, Nov. 8, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to shut down ISIL's illegal oil production in E. Syria that provides them with 2/3 of their revenue.

Description from CJTF-OIR: SOUTHWEST ASIA – Coalition aircraft struck elements of the Qayyarah Oil Refinery in Iraq just after midnight Oct. 16, 2015, as part of the coalition’s effort to disrupt Daesh, the Arabic acronym for ISIL, financing from illegally-gained oil revenue. This strike was conducted in coordination with and in support of the Government of Iraq. The Qayyarah Oil Refinery was used by Daesh to produce oil for the black market to fund their terrorist activities. This site was also used to store weapons and as a base of operations to facilitate attacks in the area.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations. Operation Tidal Wave II is named after the Allied campaign against Nazi oil fields in World War II.

Videos my a$$, both US and French were claiming air strikes against ISIS for more than a year yet ISIS is still making millions daily from sale of oil, why dont they strike the oil fields or refineries, they were so eager to do it against Saddam and Qadaffi

 

[500]

The answer according to an Former CIA Deputy Director, because of the environment.

Morell: Obama Didn't Attack ISIS Oil Because Of Environment [VIDEO] | The Daily Caller

Haha, these Americans really know how to twist anything. Which other country would give such a brilliant excuse? They get to indirectly support ISIS, and at the same time, appear so green and environmental.

Indirectly supporting ISIS? Americans saved ur butts in 2014, when Shiites were fleeing seeing ISIS. Thanks to Americans ISIS offensive was stopped, they were kicked out of Baghdad suburbs, were taken Baji and Tikrit, encircled Falluja and Ramadi.

In Syria thanks to US Kurds expanded their territory more than twice.

 

[AMDR]

the so called coalition strikes are too surgical to have any real effect , you use f/a18s to bomb isil , while russia use their carpet bombers , you can use your b-1 and b-2s answell , just don't film them for CNN

I wish it was that easy. It would all be over so much quicker.

Carpet bombing = mass civilian casualties

mass civilian casualties = Pissed off people

Pissed off people = Future enemy combatants

We tried carpet bombing once in Vietnam, it didn't work.

 

[F117]

ISIS is a necessary counter balance to the Russia-Shia axis and therefore must be allowed to export oil to finance terrorism.

 

[Madali]

Paris attacks were Novemebr 13th. All these following videos are dated before that.

I don't know what you are trying to get at, this whole oil-striking campaign started months before the attacks in Paris.

Hundreds of more airstrike videos from the coalition here
CJTF OIR - YouTube
U.S. Central Command - YouTube

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Abu Kamal, Syria, Nov. 8, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to shut down ISIL's illegal oil production in E. Syria that provides them with 2/3 of their revenue.

Description from CJTF-OIR: SOUTHWEST ASIA – Coalition aircraft struck elements of the Qayyarah Oil Refinery in Iraq just after midnight Oct. 16, 2015, as part of the coalition’s effort to disrupt Daesh, the Arabic acronym for ISIL, financing from illegally-gained oil revenue. This strike was conducted in coordination with and in support of the Government of Iraq. The Qayyarah Oil Refinery was used by Daesh to produce oil for the black market to fund their terrorist activities. This site was also used to store weapons and as a base of operations to facilitate attacks in the area.

Description from CJTF-OIR: Coalition strikes ISIL-controlled gas and oil separation plant near Dayr Az Zawr, Syria, Nov. 9, 2015. This strike was conducted in support of Operation Tidal Wave II, an operation designed to inflict significant damage on ISIL's ability to gain revenue for their terrorist operations. Operation Tidal Wave II is named after the Allied campaign against Nazi oil fields in World War II.

In your original post, both videos were dated after the Paris attacks, which could have meant that the action was taken only in retaliation against the attacks.

However, your current post shows that there are many strikes before the Paris attacks, so I concede that your point was well made. Thank you for making me better understand the war.