World War III Part 2

1) Oh! I'm so sorry about not having sources in the last time I put up a case. Please Note!-I don't have enough space to give you sources so I'll give them to you when I'm done in the "Comment's Section". By the way, King Sung II is North Korea's Eternal President and is already dead. So it would be that Kim Jong II, the Supreme Leader, died and his son, Kim Jong-Nam became Supreme Leader and to solidify his dynasty, he immediately started a military campaign against South Korea. North Korea has only two main powerful allies which are China and Russia. There are other countries which are allies even though small. I will talk to you about North Korea, China, Russia, UK, and the fights. North Korea also has between an estimated amount of 6 to 8 nuclear weapons if that is considered weak compared to South Korea's 0! North Korea is not limited in its nuclear weapons compared to the nations without nuclear weapons. It also has it's own space program and has 9,495,000 people in its army compared to South Korea's 3,850,000 people. That means that North Korea could hold off the 3,850,000 South Korean troops 30,000 USA troops 300,000 Japanese troops right until China gets there which means China would come around the same time Japan deploys more troops to South Korea's aid. Please clarify if Japan soldiers are already at South Korea or at Japan. Japan also has no nuclear weapons. Even though North Korea may not be as powerful compared to the countries in the big leagues but it is one of the top in the small leagues so it is a very good military. The big leagues include Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burma, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Libya, Mexico, Netherlands, North Korea, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sweden, Syria, Taiwan, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and the USA! As you see, North Korea, USA, Russia, Germany, China, United Kingdom, Japan are all in the big leagues with biological, chemical, nuclear, and radiological weapons of mass destruction even though South Korea is not! I believe North Korea's military is strong but they would like to expand it so they can compete in the big leagues better! It would be vague to say that North Korea has lots of resources because North Korea only has few resources. South Korea has lots more resources and a much better economy. South Korea is able to compete in the global market and is very resourceful with a very good economy. North Korea would only use nuclear weapons as one of the last resorts. In the North Korean economy, they are only able to survive because of relying of China. China is helping them the most with 42% of North Korea's exports going to China. Compared to the other five Communist countries, North Korea is one of two which has an industrialised, near-autarkic, highly centralized command economy and an almost entirely government-planned, state-owned economy. One of the reasons that North Korea has lost so many resources is because North Korea has had a famine which resulted into deaths of 900,000 to 2 million people. Also the country has a very bad economy which means that the country doesn't have many resources. It is very tragic which is why North Korea is so dependant on China. China is basically treating North Korea as it's little brother. North Korea's hand to hand weapons may not be as advanced as South Korea but the AK-47 is pretty good considering it's made from 1940's. It's known for simple design, fairly compact size and adaptation to mass production. It is not expensive to manufacture, and easy to clean and maintain. Its ruggedness and reliability are legendary. The AK-47 was initially designed for ease of operation and repair by glove-wearing Soviet soldiers in Arctic conditions. Also if in war, China would share its weapons to North Korea like USA sharing weapons to it's allies except China would probably only lend the weapons to North Korea because of sharing lots of experiences such as the Korean War. North Korea's air force is limited and it is still not trained and equipped well, largely due to a lack of spare parts, expertise and equipment. The North Korea's air force is mainly for defense and is relying on fighter aircraft, surface-to-air missiles and anti-aircraft warfare and it has twice as much aircraft as South Korea even though it's mostly older and obsolescent Soviet-designed fighters. North Korea's aircraft is also very defensive and has a very good system of defenses so I'm pretty sure that South Korea couldn't get through North Korea's air force. South Korea's air force is very advanced with many current projects and is very powerful in battle but almost all of it's aircraft is from other countries (mostly USA). Despite all the technological advances of South Korea, the North Korean air force outnumbers the South Korean forces by 110,000 troops to 65,000 troops. In aircraft, North Korea outnumbers South Korea about 1600-1700 aircraft to 760 aircraft. I will talk to you about the Chinese air force helping the North Korean air force and tell you later why China and North Korea's air force could beat South Korea and it's allies. For now, let's just say that South Korea can't get through into North Korea's air space because of good defenses and North Korea won't dare to cross into South Korea's air space because it's air force is for defense. The North Korean Ground Forces are worth mentioning with pretty good old battle tanks and other stuff like that. It may be from mainly Soviet Union and Russia but at least there are 4,500 to 5,400 units compared to South Korea not even having Ground Forces. I will admit that North Korea's Ground Forces has a lot of really good old weapons which is pretty awesome. China would help North Korea in a war to take off a burden from China's shoulder's after the war and help it have it's military grow and it's economy grow which would help China if needed for a reason. Also China would do what it did in the past to help it's fellow friend. Take for example in the Korean War, China came to North Korea's aid immediately and practically destroyed the U.S. army and other allies in South Korea in a matter of weeks from November 3, 1950 all the way to January 1951. The Korean War started on June 25, 1950 which means that the Chinese millitary had emergency meetings on October 2-5 and started going to North Korea on October 8th. Also the emergency meetings were two days after North Korea invaded South Korea which means that the Chinese were immediately ready and prepared for war in a short amount of time which means that the Chinese would most likely go to North Korea A.S.A.P. For the 150,000 troops on the border fence, your first source did not work! Your second source only talks about the border fence which does not say a thing about the 150,000 troops but is telling me what the border fence is. The third source is that 150,000 troops are to stop illegal immigrants from coming in which is correct and I'm very sorry that I misstated the stats. I deeply apologize to my opponent and the voters for his waste of time about the 150,000 troops on the border! But there are a small number of troops in North Korea just in case of a war and China can easily have many troops come into North Korea just in case of a war quickly which me and Seoul's International Security Ambassador Nam Joo-Hong agree on. The city of Rason, within Rajin-Sonbong gives China the direct access to the Sea of Japan and China is easily supplying North Korea and will supply much more if neccessary. China can and will beat down other nations if in a war which means that China would come to the immediate aid of North Korea like in the Korean War. I believe the countries with nuclear weapons will only use them as a last resort. *I am so sorry that I don't have enough space to tell you about North Korea's Navy, China's stats, and a detailed rebuttal about everything else but I will in the next round.