[Bill S]

http://mileswmathis.com/strike.pdf 

This chap does his best to combine "science" and conspiracy theory.  For the past 15 years, or so, it's been his full time occupation. 

School shootings, bombings and terrorist activities in general are all government conspiracies.  Why should we make an exception for our mobile phones?

[smart (OP)]

School shootings, bombings and terrorist activities in general are all government conspiracies.  Why should we make an exception for our mobile ph ones?

Please dig deeper... The "conspiracy theory" label is an invention of the CIA to make people investigating on sensitive issues to look dumb.

[Kryptid]

Please dig deeper... The "conspiracy theory" label is an invention of the CIA to make people investigating on sensitive issues to look dumb.

You're right. Conspiracy hypothesis would be the better term to use.

[Donnah]

Is 5G a Manchurian candidate?  I found this video interesting.  Notice the plant growing in front of the smart meter. 

[Bored chemist]

"Is 5G a Manchurian candidate?"
No
"Notice the plant growing in front of the smart meter. "
What plant?

[Donnah]

The one in the video I posted. It's between 7 and 8 minutes in.

You say no. What is your knowledge of 5G that brings you to that conclusion?

[Bored chemist]

The one in the video I posted. It's between 7 and 8 minutes in.

Is that the bit where the narrator demonstrates that they don't know what "exponentially" means?

Anyway, a 07:52 you can clearly see the bugs that are giving the plant a hard time.
They seem to be thriving in spite of the smart meter.

What is your knowledge of 5G that brings you to that conclusion?

Well, the Manchurian candidate was a person.
5G isn't.
The Manchurian candidate was introduced dishonestly- pretending to be something it wasn't.
Again, 5G isn't the same.

So, the answer to the question "is 5G a Manchurian candidate?" is plainly "no".

[Donnah]

The one in the video I posted. It's between 7 and 8 minutes in.

Is that the bit where the narrator demonstrates that they don't know what "exponentially" means?

Anyway, a 07:52 you can clearly see the bugs that are giving the plant a hard time.
They seem to be thriving in spite of the smart meter.

What is your knowledge of 5G that brings you to that conclusion?

Well, the Manchurian candidate was a person.
5G isn't.
The Manchurian candidate was introduced dishonestly- pretending to be something it wasn't.
Again, 5G isn't the same.

So, the answer to the question "is 5G a Manchurian candidate?" is plainly "no".

Bugs will attack a plant that's been weakened. (I'm an experienced gardener) Since we have no way of knowing how long the bugs were subjected to 5G and whether or not there was any effect on the bugs I see it as premature to conclude that the bugs thrived.

I can't answer your question about "exponentially" since the video has been removed and I can't refer back to it.

So the extent of your knowledge of 5G is:
1) it isn't human
2)The Manchurian candidate was introduced dishonestly- pretending to be something it wasn't and you say 5G isn't the same.

I agree with you on point 1, 5G isn't human.  As far as point 2 goes, what is your (preferably technical) evidence that 5G is being introduced honestly? Is there anything more you know about 5G?

[Bored chemist]

As far as point 2 goes, what is your (preferably technical) evidence that 5G is being introduced honestly?

I don't propose to try to prove a negative.

Are you able to show any evidence of dishonesty?

Is there anything more you know about 5G?

Quite  a lot- did you have anything particular in mind?

I agree with you on point 1, 5G isn't human. 

Well, that's enough to prove that it's not a Manchurian candidate.
Anything else is window dressing.

[Bored chemist]

Bugs will attack a plant that's been weakened.

Did you consider the fact that bug attacks will weaken a plant?

[Donnah]

Hi Bored chemist,

Listen to "Barrie Trower on 5G Microwaves" on youtube. He is better educated on the subject than most people and voices my concerns clearly.

On a personal note, I live in a remote mountain location and grow my own food. I certainly didn't craft my life that way so someone else could bombard me with microwaves.

Donnah

[jimbobghost]

I suggest Barack Obama was a "Manchurian candidate".

he convinced Democrat voters he would bring the US to a socialist country; but failed (intentionally?) so badly that the country elected a Republican president.