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Iran, Oil, Empire & the Vice Clip | Women’s Day Protests, Maduro, and Hegseth
On today’s International Flavor, Samuel Trapp connects International Women’s Day protests, the film Vice, Maduro, oil politics, Pete Hegseth, and the widening Iran crisis into one blunt argument: the sales pitch never changes, only the packaging does.
This episode looks at propaganda, regime-change logic, rising oil prices, the credibility gap around the school strike story, and the bigger regional picture involving Turkey, Pakistan, Israel, and U.S. power. Samuel also revisits an old Zhirinovsky warning that now feels far less crazy than it once did.
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