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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 8, 2015
The whole Jewish web of stupid lies is totally collapsing in on itself everywhere you look.
The Prime Minister of Iraq has just come out and said Turkey is the main receiver of ISIS oil, confirming what Russia said last week.
RT:
Following the serious violation of Iraq’s sovereignty by Turkish ground troops, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi has accused its neighbor of being a hub for the “majority” of illegal oil smuggled by ISIS terrorists.
During a meeting with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Abadi stressed the importance of stopping oil smuggling from jihadi-controlled parts of Iraq and Syria. He also called for international support to help his country fight Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL)
“Turkey is a country neighboring Iraq, and a country that should be friendly with Iraq. They promised us that they would stop the entry of terrorists, however we need more action in order to stop the pumping of terrorists from Turkey into Syria and into Iraq. Also the stopping of the smuggling of petrol from Syria and Iraq and the financing of Daesh [the Arabic name for IS] in a general sense through this illegal trade,” Abadi said.
The Iraqi PM said that the Turkish side was aware of the issue which they promised to resolve under UN Security Council resolution adopted last month that had urged all nations to combat the ISIS threat.
According to the latest estimate more than 43 percent of Islamic State revenue comes from the illegal oil trade. Russian Ministry of Defense reconnaissance data gathered as part of the military operation in the Syrian skies shows that most of the illegal smuggling is done through Turkey.
Apparently, the Turkish troops flooding into Iraq are indeed there to protect ISIS oil routes.
North of Mosul, where they’ve taken up station, is exactly along the route shown by Russian satellite imagery.
Meanwhile Turkey, which is part of the US-led anti ISIS coalition, continues to take single-handed actions in the region. On Thursday it deployed more than a hundred military personnel equipped with tanks and artillery to Iraq, next to the IS-controlled city of Mosul.
Baghdad has called the move a violation of Iraq’s sovereignty, while Turkey insists the troops are there as part of an international mission to train and equip Iraqi forces to fight against Islamic State.
However in a meeting with German FM, Abadi once again made it clear that the entry of Turkish troops into Iraqi territory is “unacceptable” and happened “without the knowledge or consent of the Iraqi government.”
On Sunday, Baghdad gave Ankara 48 hours to pull out its forces from Iraq.
“In case we have not received any positive signs before the deadline we set for the Turkish side, then we maintain our legal right to file a complaint to the Security Council to stop this serious violation to Iraqi sovereignty,” Iraqi government spokesman Saad Hadithi said Monday, adding that Iraq is still waiting for Turkey to respond officially.
Russia was ready to bring the matter to the UN Security Council as early as Tuesday, according to a RIA source.
How much longer can this narrative of “Turkey is a pretty cool guy, would not fund ISIS, cannot buy oil” remain viable, with there actually being confirmed video-documented evidence of oil tankers crossing into Turkey. Crossing and not even stopping – Turkish border patrol just waving them on through.
Iran has also announced they have further evidence tying Turkey to ISIS oil.
Iran’s Expediency Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaie said earlier that Tehran was ready to provide Ankara with necessary information regarding Daesh oil trade with Turkey.
“Iranian military advisors in Syria have taken photos and filmed all the routes used by ISIL’s oil tankers to Turkey. If the Turkish authorities are unaware of the Daesh oil sales in their country, then we can provide them with such intelligence,” Rezaie told reporters on Friday.
Talking to Sputnik Persian in an exclusive interview, Iranian diplomat and analyst Seyed Hadi Afghahi said, “It is important to point out a few key points. Firstly, it is important to understand whether it is sure that the purchase by Turkey of Daesh’s stolen oil was carried out with the full knowledge of President Erdogan, his son and son in law.”
He further said that as evidence there have been two sets of documents. The first was presented at the press conference of the Ministry of Defense of Russia, where all the details have been made public such as snapshots and videos that clearly and conclusively prove what was said. “These materials do not cause any doubts about their authenticity. The reaction of Erdogan and Turkish authorities can say one thing: they were stunned and shocked that Moscow has such evidence. This significantly affected the position of Turkey’s NATO allies.”
And where is the oil going?
Why, Israel, of course.
Where else would terrorist oil go?
