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From Women’s Day Protests to Iran Oil Wars: Vice, Maduro, Hegseth, and America’s Habit of Selling Empire as Security
Today on International Flavor, Samuel Trapp starts with International Women’s Day protests and quickly moves into the darker machinery of war, oil, and propaganda. He connects the film Vice to modern U.S. policy, questions the disappearance of Maduro from headlines, tears into the credibility gap around the Iran school strike, and asks whether Washington is selling regime change as public safety yet again. The second half widens to Turkey, Pakistan, Israel’s strategic posture, rising oil prices, and an old Zhirinovsky warning that now looks uncomfortably familiar.
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