Michael Hudson: The Media Missed Trump's REAL Plan – Here's What He's Actually Doing

This interview explores the geopolitical struggle over global oil trade and US foreign policy. It reveals how the US aims to control international choke points like the Strait of Hormuz, forcing OPEC nations to fund American military spending through coerced investments. The discussion highlights Iran’s resistance to this hegemony, advocating for sovereign, free oil trade, and draws stark parallels to the US seizure of Venezuelan oil revenues. Framed as an existential "oil war," the conflict centers on maintaining US dollar dominance and preventing nations from freely trading with China or Russia. Discover how this battle for global resources could trigger a major political shakeup in West Asia and reshape the international economic order. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.