Washington steals over 80 percent of Syria’s oil output per day

There is a embarrassing vid footage of US military convoy smuggling stolen oil out of Raqqah, Syria.
While the US forces are still military occupying Syria, Kurdsish areas.

The same US gov and MSM meanwhile accuse Russia of stealing land and resources when it comes to Syria and why US forces are still in Syria despite the threat of ISIS, AQ none existence.

They are silent.

Washington steals over 80 percent of Syria’s oil output per day

New footage of a US military convoy smuggling stolen oil out of Raqqah, Syria.

Somebody gotta steal it.

a reply to: Lysergic

They are stealing half of Syria's oil which Syria's needs for their rebuilding of the country.

The proxy war in Syria is over, unfortunately Turkey is likely going to throw the so called " Western opposition" under the bus.

a reply to: vNex92

Right......

Thats a long way to truck oil back to the US. You know what country is closer and was active in Syria...It begins with R and ends with Ussia.

Yes everything is the USA in your world dude lol

Probably The Kurds who might then sell to Turkey, might end up being sold to Ukraine, who-knows... certainty you dont with those tinted blinders on

You Claim

US military convoy stealing oil

Where are the military trucks? those are civilian and not one is US, where is the military escort ?

A convoy this large wouldn't make it through Turkey Or Iraq to port without notice or videos, its obviously the Kurds IMO, and in all likely-hood end up in Turkeys black-market, the US probably knows full well and is allowing it to keep Turkey sweet and geopolitical at odds with Russia who is doing the same to Syria as payment for protection against the FSA

Not everything is done by or for the USA mate, the US allows its friends & allies in the region spoils of war, thats just how it works

Similar to how Russia lets its convicts out of jail to rape and pillage Ukraine for fighting in its failing land grab attempts, all is fair in love and war mate, the harsh reality of the world, you think the USA is bad because they're better at it than your beloved Russia, while we think you're barbaric and just play the game better, no hard feelings ay

a reply to: vNex92

A comment from your source:

"Something doesn't add up here. Assuming a 10 year period for the steal, it equates to USD 10.5 bn per year, or USD 875 million per month, consistently. Further assuming an average price of USD 70 per barrel, the quantity stolen comes to USD 12.5 million bbl/month or around 420,000/day. That is 6 times the quantity reported here. In other words: either they steal 6 times as much, or the value of the theft isn't USD 105 bn, but more in the USD 17 bn range.
To get 420,000 barrels across the border, they need 1500 trucks each carrying 40 tonnes, every day. That is 1 truck every minute non-stop 24 hours. Where is this procession of trucks being observed? It would have to be clearly visible on satellite images."

Got anything to say about that?

a reply to: vNex92

Another comment from your source which seems equally applicable to your good self:


"Do you make up this stuff yourself, or do you ask others to make it up, so you can claim to just be repeating others conjectures?"

Also, how are those trucks in the footage " a US military convoy"?

Eh?

a reply to: vNex92

But they aren't stealing half the oil.

You just made that up.

Anyway, it's half the oil now not 80,%?

a reply to: vNex92

It's only "embarrassing footage" from the fact it does not in any way evidence your claim.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: vNex92

A comment from your source:

"Something doesn't add up here. Assuming a 10 year period for the steal, it equates to USD 10.5 bn per year, or USD 875 million per month, consistently. Further assuming an average price of USD 70 per barrel, the quantity stolen comes to USD 12.5 million bbl/month or around 420,000/day. That is 6 times the quantity reported here. In other words: either they steal 6 times as much, or the value of the theft isn't USD 105 bn, but more in the USD 17 bn range.
To get 420,000 barrels across the border, they need 1500 trucks each carrying 40 tonnes, every day. That is 1 truck every minute non-stop 24 hours. Where is this procession of trucks being observed? It would have to be clearly visible on satellite images."

Got anything to say about that?

LOL he doesn't care about facts have you seen his posts, its like Kremlin level clutching at straws wall to wall pooposting

a reply to: TritonTaranis

I had noticed....just trying to get him to actually respond.

I know, the triumph of hope over experience.

a reply to: vNex92

What's hilarious is the same clowns that were against Trump getting out of Syria were saying at the time they need to keep troops there to watch the oil fields.

Now suddenly they say somebody else is probably stealing it.

Lol

Hurrr

Same people, every time. As soon as the story changes it's somebody else's fault. Sent millions to Iran and allow them to develop nukes, now they claim Trump was trying to sell nuke information to Saudis.

It's all a giant meat grinder to extract money from you, resources from you, and sweat from you. They don't care that all this happens, they're fighting over who gets the profits and the sheep go "baa".

a reply to: Ksihkehe

But the OP claimed Washington was stealing it?

And when his argument was shot full of holes, he ran away?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Ksihkehe

But the OP claimed Washington was stealing it?

And when his argument was shot full of holes, he ran away?

I never said OP was accurate and have often been the one to call them out when they were wrong and posting nonsense.

You're just pissy because I'm on to the game.

The same people. Every time.

Environmentalists cheer war.

Free speech liberals cheer censorship.

Anti-police protesters cheer FBI targeting political opposition.

Protesters against abortions laws and prohibiting children from being surgically mutilated by a profit driven vanity industry support forced injections of experimental "vaccines" while ignoring dead kids.

The great thing is you've gone so far that even the dullest sheep are waking up. Hopefully one day you'll wake up too. Maybe one day they can manage to blame it all on Trump and your sleepy eyes will flutter open and you'll suddenly agree.

The idea that nobody in Washington is profiting off every aspect of the US foreign misadventures is preposterous. If it's 80% 50% or 5% it's too much and we know it's happening. It's why Ukraine is a key country, because they were profiting off the energy and medical sectors there via their friends and family.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

But the OP claimed Washington was stealing it?

I am sure the friendly Washington always gives back like they had being giving to the Iraqis when they stole those gold reserves that Saddam had stolen right?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

But they aren't stealing half the oil.
And how much of that Oil is returning back to the Syrian people or Kurds?

The US cares so much about the Kurds?

a reply to: TritonTaranis

Similar to how Russia lets its convicts out of jail to rape and pillage Ukraine for fighting in its failing land grab attempts

You mean Similar to how Kiev is using its convicts out of jail because your Ukraine is running low on military men power.


failing land grab attempts
Judging so far from the conflict in Eastern Ukraine.
The Russians control the majority of the Eastern Province. If you cant see what the Russians control and they control than i cant help you there.

I am sure when it comes to Ukrainian debate Hillary Clinton and some RINOs would agree with you.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

Its a shame there are some war cheerleaders cheering for Ukraine, while attacking, accusing Russia of Rape without not knowing anything about the conflict in Ukraine that had begin raging for 8 years.

The great thing is you've gone so far that even the dullest sheep are waking up

Not all of them unfortunately and when it comes to Ukrainian conflict.
At least there are a majority of people who do care more about the economy.

a reply to: Axios

Its just a shame that Russia prevented Syria from becoming blunder mistake as the Libyan regime change, military intervention had become.

You know what country is closer and was active in Syria
Ah yes the evil, evil Russia that prevented Syria from becoming another fine Western disaster in foreign affairs.

When it comes to their foreign policy agenda of "regime changes"
The Syrian conflict was already another proxy war which at the end of the day.


The US has unfortunately currently lost.

a reply to: TritonTaranis

the US probably knows full well and is allowing it to keep Turkey sweet and geopolitical at odds with Russia who is doing the same to Syria as payment for protection against the FSA

When it comes to knowing of a region or country, geopolitical they know nothing of, the loss in Afghanistan is that one example.

Turkey

Turkey is at odds with US after those protests which occurred agaisnt Erdoghan which Russia warned Turkey about..