World War 2 Code Debate

Japan vs China Con has claimed that Japan was losing in China. I would: A. Like to ask how by June 4th 1942 (the day of the battle of Midway) the Japanese were losing in China. B. Point out the Japanese had taken Nanking and Peking (now Beijing) before the war. 2. War production Con has, I believe, prioritised war production over actual hand in hand combat. I would like to remind Con that had the men using the weapons created been too stupid and undisciplined to use them they would've been as useful as a stick. So the Soviet Union had more war production than Germany alone? I would like to point out that German factories were either hours or days apart from the warfare, while the Soviet factories were destroyed and were rebuilt on the Asian border. This meant that the weapons equipped prior to battle were mostly the only weapons used. If they were lost, you had to wait possibly weeks just to get a new gun. That is, if the Soviets weren't dead. Another point about war production I would like to raise is that the Americans also convoyed almost 50% of Russia's supplies. Had the British not cracked Enigma, I don't think they would've reached ports such as Murmansk. 3. British surrender had they failed to crack Enigma By a week in February/March 1941, Britain had enough supplies to survive them only a week more. Had convoys in that week failed to reach Britain's shores, Britain could've been starved into making peace and surrendered. But the Enigma was cracked around that time, so Britain knew where Doenitz, Kriegsmarine admiral, would've struck. 4. Operation Barbarossa without code Not only did the cracking of the Enigma help Britain, but it also helped the Soviet Union. The Germans also used the Enigma for the plan to invade Soviet Russia, so the Secret Soviet Services in Britain just had to pass the decoded operation plans in Russia. Admittedly, the British noticed this only too late to save every town up to Moscow, but the defeat at Moscow, the battle of Stalingrad and the battle of Kursk were all won by the knowing of enemy forces. 5. The Battle of Midway Admiral Chester Nimitz would not have sent all his aircraft carriers to Midway had they not known the Japanese fleet was coming, and so they would've been forced to defend wth fewer and weaker battleships. The planes on the aircraft carriers were also part of the bomber squadrons that sank the 4 aircraft carriers at Midway, so not only did the Americans successfully defend Midway, they also dealt the Imperial Navy a fatal blow from which Japan did not recover. Had the Japanese saved those carriers, it could've helped them with their conquest, leading to more raw materials, leading to more human power and of course more carriers. So why did I have the above five points? The fate of every one of the above cases were decided by code: the cracking of the Dnigma and Japanese military code led to successive victories, which ended up with the destruction of three reigns of pure tyranny and terror. All because of codes. I would like to thank Con for this argument and wish him luck in this and future debates! Vote Con! Sources: 1. . http://en.m.wikipedia.org... 2. . http://en.m.wikipedia.org...