Kellogg and Pence criticized over push to keep Ukraine fighting
A blistering attack on Western officials urging Ukraine to keep mobilizing troops, framed as bad for ordinary Ukrainians and good for no one but contractors.
- Calls from figures like Keith Kellogg and Mike Pence to send more young Ukrainians — including women — into the fight are cast as feeding people into a meat grinder.
- The war is described as pointless, driven by the West's fixation on Russia and pushing the world closer to a wider conflict.
- Zelensky is attacked as an unelected leader running a police state who banned the country's largest Christian church.
- A proposal to bring in workers from India to replace Ukraine's war losses is called population replacement, mirroring Western immigration policy.
- BlackRock's expected role in postwar reconstruction is held up as proof that outsiders profit while Ukrainians die.
Outlook: Expect this anti-war line to keep hardening on the American right as pressure builds over Ukraine's manpower shortage and who pays for rebuilding.