When US Forces decided to engage an ISIS convoy transporting Illegal oil - they first droppped leaflets warning ISIS of the incoming attack.<p>US forced then used weapons (mostly machine guns) to destroy Just 116 out of 300 trucks. But then US FORCES RAN OUT OF AMMO WHEN DESTROYING ISIS&#x27; ILLEGAL OIL TANKER CONVY and US military did Not bother to send drones or additional Air Support to destory the oil tankers which is the BIGGEST SOURCE OF REVENUE for ISIS.<p>--<p>&gt; &quot;So these trucks were -- they were just sitting there, not moving. So, you know, we dropped the leaflets. We did a low pass. We chased any of the -- you know, the truck drivers away, and we destroyed them. So, they weren&#x27;t moving. They were all, as you saw on the video, they were all stationary. Nothing was driving anywhere. So it was a pretty straightforward, you know, attack.&quot; ...<p>&quot;Just three quick clarifications on the trucks again. If -- sorry if I missed it, but why didn&#x27;t you guys go back on the other trucks? There were 300, I think, to begin with, and then you hit 116. Why didn&#x27;t you go back?&quot; [0]<p>&quot;So, on the other trucks, so -- frankly, the -- the -- the aircraft expended 24 500-pound bombs, and -- and all of their ammunition. So they -- they shot everything they had and then they had to go home.&quot; [0]<p>Why would US military do this? Well this week, we got this news about the Oil tankers [1]<p>Keep in mind all &quot;ISIS propoganda&quot; and news comes Exclusively out of a single group - SITE Intelligence group. It&#x27;s worthwhile to look into the background of the founder &amp; CEO of this group.<p>[0] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.defense.gov&#x2F;News&#x2F;News-Transcripts&#x2F;Transcript-View&#x2F;Article&#x2F;630393&#x2F;department-of-defense-press-briefing-by-col-warren-via-dvids-from-baghdad-iraq" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.defense.gov&#x2F;News&#x2F;News-Transcripts&#x2F;Transcript-View...</a><p>[1] www.reuters.com&#x2F;article&#x2F;2015&#x2F;12&#x2F;02&#x2F;us-mideast-crisis-russia-turkey-idUSKBN0TL19S20151202