CHINESE TROOPS Land on AMERICA SOIL for GRIDEX II Exercise - PREPARING for BLACKOUT? FALSE FLAG?

CHINESE TROOPS Land on AMERICA SOIL for GRIDEX II Exercise - PREPARING for AMERICAN BLACKOUT? FALSE FLAG?

Chinese troops will have boots on the ground in Hawaii on Tuesday

Aloha Hawaiians! If you see what you think are soldiers from the Communist Peoples Republic of China Army wandering about in your neck of the woods Tuesday through Thursday next week, your imagination is not playing tricks on you.

But don't worry while Chinese soldiers will have boots on the ground in Hawaii, they are only really "simulating".For the first time in history the U.S. Army will host the Communist Peoples Republic of China's Army on American soil Nov. 12-14, 2013.

"Simulating humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to a fictional third country". FEMA's Simulated Blackout Drill




GridEx 2 (there was already a GridEx 1in November of 2011) is a massive 'emergency drill' planned to take place across the whole of North America with thousands of utility workers, business executives, National Guard officers, FBI antiterrorism experts and officials from government agencies, in the United States, Canada and Mexico (who) are preparing for an emergency drill in November that will simulate physical attacks and cyberattacks that could take down large sections of the power grid. (New York Times, Aug. 16, 2013).

"Fears about the possible detonation of a nuclear warhead in the skies about the United States, for the purposes of creating an electromagnetic pulse aimed at sizzling electronics on the ground, have led a number of public figures to call for significant steps to strengthen the power grid. Ex-CIA head R. James Woolsey is planing a campaign to convince state governments to pass laws requiring utilities to harden their electronics against potential EMP attacks.The exercise is touted as a unified move "to test the resiliency of the U.S. power grid to withstand major damage causes by a natural disaster or deliberate attack".

"A key objective of GridEx 2 is to learn how governments would handle a loss of electrical power that is large enough to drastically affect the delivery of common and essential goods and services." (NYT)

Hoping that the U.S., Canada or Mexico aren't GridEx 2's "fictional third country" and that the soldiers out on reconnaissance in Blue Hawaii don't stamp 'Made in China' on it.

"Locklear told a news briefing that the Pacific Command's Army component commander in Hawaii has been looking forward to the Nov. 12-14 exercises "for some time", as the Army will host the People's Liberation Army soldiers of China to train together in a field environment, simulating humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to a fictional third country.