Harvard Professor Ezra Vogel Warns of “Devastating” China-Japan War : Is this professor talking about the war written about 160 years ago by our illustrious Southern Colonel Albert Pike?
China does have a very limited counterstrike ability but it was not meant
to counter a US first strike. China's nuclear triad (i use that term
loosely) is meant for India, japan and such neighbors.
A US first
strike would be more than enough to cripple most all ability of china to
wage war. And if china did have a handful of slbm's left(unlikely) they
would have a tough time getting by US missile defense layers. If by
some crazy chance china does land a few mirvs the US would still have
the ability to turn what little is left of china into a radio active
parking lot.
Most likely after a US first strike china could lay
down or mount a small ineffective counterstrike that would bring an end
to china for all.
Russia, who has a realistic nuclear triad realized
it was no match for the US. What really ended the Cuban missile deal
was when JFK sent Russia the location of the four nuclear armed red subs
in the area.
If the US could find Russia's most advanced subs back
then there is no reason to think china's outdated subs will last any more
than a few minutes before a US nuclear strike.
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