U.S. Airstrikes Blowup Millions Of ISISs Money According to recent reports, an airstrike conducted by the United States just successfully obliterated an ISIS warehouse in Mosul. The location served as the storage facility for what amounts to millions of dollars in cash to finance ISIS operations, a senior U.S. defense official told Fox News. The storage facility was reportedly hit by two 2,000-pound bombs. While it is unknown exactly how much money was in the facility at the time, it is estimated to be in the millions. This is not the first time the United States has hit cash facilities either. ISIS has taken measures to insure that oil isnt their only source of money being used to fuel their efforts. The Financial Times recently reported that even if coalition airstrikes were successful in taking down oil production, which nets the group an estimated $450 million a year, tax collection is raking in nearly as much. The groups zakat tax, which is a form of almsgiving in Islam, is helping to keep the caliphate economy going. Zakat requires Muslims to give portions of their income to those who are fighting for a holy cause. ISIS is believed to be collecting between 2.5 and 10 percent of incomes, resulting in millions of dollars each year. What do you think? Is this one small step toward taking down the terrorist organization? 