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Taiwan had her own nuclear program in the 70's, and came very close to produce its own atomic weapon in the 80's. Guess who was the one that killed ROC's attempt and for what? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction

We are on the topic of missile itself, which warhead being better is irrelevant in this discussion.

Also DF-5B only has increased its throw weight up to 5,000kg, so my guess DF-5C will probably has a throw weight around 6,000 to 7,000kg.

RS-28 has throw-weight up to 10,000kg while DF-5 has only 3,000kg, DF-5A upgrade only increased throw-weight of missile from 3,000 to 3,200kg, so it is unlikely DF-5C will have similar throw-weight of RS-28.

Well, RS-28 can be equipped with 10 to 24 MIRV, and R-36 can also be armed with 10 warheads starting from mod 4, both of them have more or less the double throw-weight than DF-5C

Anyways, still the R-36 let alone RS-28 is more powerful than DF-5C. Nevertheless the DF-5C is a very formidable weapon in deterrence against enemy nuclear black mail, but one should respect the facts and do less useless boasting which became too common here on pdf.

True that, but DF-5C's deployment time is still unknown, and it is still at testing phase too. Some report says RS-28 became operational in 2016.

R-36 and RS-28 ICBM might disagree with you

Tesla's battery is from Panasonic, and other US auto companies' EV cars use batteries mainly from LG. Large chunk of Tesla's profits actually goes to Panasonic, while Panasonic is making a lot of money from Tesla, Tesla itself is in red. To be fair the price of the EV battery from LG and...

Stop whitewashing it, cholera was just one of the causes for the civilian death, but from your cholera outbreak wiki, Philippines was not listed as one of the major ones. Also don't forget that Filipino historian E. San Juan, Jr. argues that 1.4 million Filipinos died during the war and that...

Butchering 1.5 million Filipinos might be an exaggeration, but US certainly did have the ability a century ago, remember something called Philippine-American War? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine%E2%80%93American_War On the Philippine side the casualty for soldiers alone was already as...

Here is where you lost all the credibility. http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Human_Varieties

Here is a website for PISA results, you can find all the data on it. http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/pisa/ What he did was using 2012's Pisa data to deduce the scores for Guangdong and Jiangsu which is totally misleading, since the tests themselves are different. For example in 2012 HK scored 561...

Only in your dreams, In Korea Japan even have a hard time try to penetrate its market with their superior products, in Japan even American products find it very hard to have a place in its market. Chinese products has its place in those markets, but they won't be competing with Japanese or...

Actually any rocket that can lift 20,000 kg payload to low earth orbit can be classified as heavy-lift launch vehicle, so LM-5 with 25,000 kg is definitely in this category. Above 50,000 kg is super heavy-lift launch vehicle.

Quite busy with our Electric vehicle company, check Iconiq on the youtube or something, and has been busy with some projects in Japan as well to fulfill my long time dream of making "The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" again:-):-):-)

From my long time experience with @Joe Shearer, he is easy to convince if you can provide solid evidence to prove your point. It doesn't matter whether the topic is sensitive to his patriotism or just simply his own pride. He is just kind of guy who won't let his emotion get over his own mind...

Yes, you are right. I forgot about the presence of Dutch in Japan back then.

Japan has been trading with Portugal long before US "discovered" it during Oda Nabunaga period. Since then Portugal was the only western country were permitted to trade in Japan. What US did was force Japan to open itself to them instead of Portugal only. The idiocy and arrogance here is just...

60% is too high, but China is ROK's largest import and export partner, the number is 17.1% and 25.4% respectively, way ahead of US and Japan.