Yea, paranoid was the wrong choice of words. I apologize. What I should have said is that I haven't done much research into the evidence that chemtrails are what they are. So my knowledge and understanding of the facts on chemtrails can't lead me to personally conclude that they are what they are.
But, paranoia, as well as every other emotion, can make people jump to conclusions about what they are seeing and experiencing.
And when I spoke of the American mindset, I wasn't referring to it as being paranoid, but more willing to perform actions on a people without them knowing. There it is unfair to call it an American mindset, because I am sure there are many American citizens who would be disgusted with chemtrails should they prove true.
I should have phrased my knowledge of chemtrails better, and I retract any generalizations I made about people and their beliefs. But if chemtrails are real, there are people who think it is ok to spray the unwilling public in secret and then lie about it, much as was done with radiation testing and other instances like Tuskegee (sp?). Those were the people I was speaking of, and they were the mindset I wouldn't put past to do such a thing.
Chalk it up to sloppy planning and sloppy grammar.
oh, "Love your country always; Love your government only when they deserve it". I think that's Twain.
Hope that kinda clears up my feelings on things, nwoisevil. Thanks for the feedback.
-Monte