Nuclear War Can Be Won—And Lost

By Dr. Peter Vincent Pry

Thinking About the “Unthinkable”

We are told: “Nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought” which politically correct mantra is really believed by most in Washington, perhaps by most in America, even though it is patently false, evidences mass psychological “denial behavior” and is perilous to national security.

Americans hate nuclear weapons, and those who think about them.  This I know from a professional lifetime as one who thinks about nuclear weapons, strategy, and warfare.

Philosophically, weapons of mass destruction are antithetical to the ethos of democratic societies  deriving their legitimacy from the people, where government exists to serve the people, where the most precious jewel is the lives of the people. Nuclear weapons, that threaten mass destruction of the people, are so noxious in our society that almost no one wants to think about them—and very few do. 

In contrast, totalitarian and authoritarian states are proud of their nuclear firepower and celebrate nuclear weapons.  Russia, China, and North Korea parade nuclear missiles in their streets.  They broadcast TV documentaries about winning nuclear wars, almost always against the United States.

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Military dictatorships and societies ruled by iron-fisted elites, where the dictators or their ideology is the most precious jewel, where the people are considered expendable—such societies love nuclear weapons.  Even their peoples love The Bomb.  They never seem to tire of nuclear missile parades and civil defense drills.