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I don't see any reason for you to apologize. You've expressed your opinions, considered the counterpoint with an open mind, and adjusted your views accordingly because you value the truth. That's how it's supposed to work. You're also wise to remain reserved. The polarizing effect you mention is definitely out there. The most balanced view is that we have sufficient evidence to draw some accurate conclusions, and I've mentioned them already, but the rest is speculation. Even Kristen Meghan's ( Kristen Edwards ) video ( above ), although interesting and provocative, doesn't reveal enough information. She has seen and done tests that reveal hazardous compounds on the ground. She has seen Air Force requisition orders for similar compounds. However she doesn't say she has actually seen the physical materials and what happens with them. Those compounds might have been for something else altogether. 

 

Kristen doesn't say she followed those chemicals to some facility where she saw them being loaded into tanks on aircraft and that she went up in and watched as those chemicals were being sprayed into the air, and even if she had, we still wouldn't don't know exactly why or how often it's happening. And lastly, although Kristen seems entirely sincere, and the facts as she's relayed them to us seem believable, it's still only talk containing bits and pieces that we're being led to believe form a certain picture. It's not enough to form a grand conspiracy theory. It is however enough to take seriously and start demanding answers from the government and military. Is there no civilian oversight committee that can investigate this? If not then there should be, and that is what concerned citizens should be pushing for, not getting on the Alex Jones bandwagon.