I am aware academic historians have nit-picked it to death, the way they tend to do. But it's engrossing, and paints a dark, dark tale.
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To put it another way, I don't think they are different than China, Russia, or Pakistan in their nuclear posture.
And nuclear weapons — time has shown again and again — have only limited negotiating power. Nuclear blackmail doesn't really work.
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My lay view has been that the regime there would not offensively use their arsenal. I think they will try to make demands. Lesser evil.
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If KJU thinks that the US is going to try and kill him ("regime change"), I think they will use nukes as a "last gasp."
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I think it is also unwise to believe that DJT is somehow crazier than Kim and likely to frivously have a war, and those around him, less so?
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I have not seen any evidence that KJU is crazy. I *have* seen plenty of evidence that DJT lacks a deep understanding of these issues. So...
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I dont like DJT but I think we will not get as close to nuclear carastrophe as we did under Kennedy. Thanks for the reply.
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