On Wednesday US State Department spokesman John Kirby admitted that Turkey was allowing Daesh to transport contraband oil across its border, and said the US government wanted Turkey to close its border with Syria.
Kirby referred to a "98-kilometer stretch" of the Turkish-Syrian border, "which still needs to be closed off because it provides avenues of sustenance for ISIL," allowing oil, fighters and other supplies to pass between the two countries.
"We’re working with the Turks to see what we can do to help close that 98-kilometers stretch off," said Kirby, adding that "the Turkish government realizes the importance of this stretch of ground as well, and we’re working hard with them to see what we can do to close it off."
However, quick to deflect attention from Ankara's links with Daesh, Kirby added that "it’s not just about oil. It’s about all the ways that ISIL can sustain itself inside Syria."

Szubin alleged that more oil is sold to the Syrian government that to Turkey.
"Some is coming across the border into Turkey," admitted Szubin. The official said that each month, the terrorists make as much as $40 million selling oil, and have earned more than $500 million from the oil trade so far.
The official was unable, however, to come up with any evidence to back up his claim that Assad's government is buying oil from Daesh.
The claim was first put forward by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last month, in order to deflect attention from the evidence Russia had produced to prove that the Turkish government is buying oil from Daesh.











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| 4 | Edit | Delete The terrorist American government says that but it doesn't mean it. Reply 
| 4 | Edit | Delete A guilty mind betrays and destroys itself... Reply 
| 3 | Edit | Delete BEtter get your stories together, boys, before they usher you out to the shark tanks, and that is not only the reporters it is people like us to who to listen to your lines of shit. Reply 
| 3 | Edit | Delete "We’re working with the Turks to see what we can do to help close that 98-kilometers stretch off," said Kirby, adding that "the Turkish government realizes the importance of this stretch of ground as well, and we’re working hard with them to see what we can do to close it off."
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| 3 | Edit | Delete Rainbow colored House Sends Ankara Two Warning Shots Over Daesh Oil Smuggling?
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| 2 | Edit | Delete The US are experts at forging alliances with questionable regimes and overlooking wrong doing. While it's true lots of countries turn something of a blind eye to wrong doing, the US has turned it into an art form. And they end up supporting terrorism and then protecting terrorism for both political and business reasons.
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| 1 | Edit | Delete They said do not get caught... Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete It's hard to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, but you guys don't stop trying. Hardened cockroaches do not change their story. The words may change, but the story stays the same. Only when the cockroach is lying squashed on the floor and the weight of cockroaches equals the weight of tea in China is the silk purse complete. Reply 
| 2 | Edit | Delete The money have to be banked somewhere an inside Turkey is very risky . The US and Swiss governments should act in the same manner as they hounded the FIFA officials. The EU is up for the scandal of the millinium if Turkey is admitted. Reply 
| 3 | Edit | Delete The US gov. is unlikely to do anything as they are in it themselves., either some individuals, or some US companies. Someone is getting a cut and they are prepared to do anything to continue the business venture. Reply 
| 1 | Edit | Delete Still the US admissions certainly make things look even worse for Turkey Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete Still the US admissions certainly make things look even worse for Turkey
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NATO is doing nothing but insisting on its "safe zone" which is a euphemism for where terrorists can find peaceful retreat inside of Syria. By complicating the border area with troops or by building a wall. It's all about stopping the bombs. NATO never wants anything to actually solve the terror problem.
So when someone like Kirby pretends to want border control, his "solution" will always include a stop to Russian or Syrian bombing of the area.
Terra
And what kind of shots where those, Vodka ones?
The only shot they would sent are ones that says, turkey must not un-do all their hard work to get cheap Syrian oil!
HYPOCRITICAL much!!
Russell
The US public are tragically misled by their media and so, unless they surf the web to find alternative viewpoints, tend to believe that the US is sincere in its international dealings. When in truth the US opposes democracy as much as it supports it.
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