How Mainstream Media DESTROYS Our Freedom & Sanity - Will & Amala LIVE | Will & Amala

0:00 - Amala Reporting for the Mainstream Media
1:34 - Is the Media a Threat to Our Freedom & Sanity?
14:40 - Are We Inundated with Too Much News & Information?
23:26 - The Manipulation of Selective Coverage
29:44 - The Emancipation of Authorship vs. Censorship
37:28 - Dear Will & Amala - Answering Your Questions!

On today’s show, Will & Amala react to an alarming Academy of Ideas video entitled “Is the Mainstream Media a Threat to Freedom and Sanity?” Plus we take your questions for Dear Will & Amala!

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Academy of Ideas: Is the MSM a Threat to Our Freedom & Sanity?

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[jamesdehart]

The most powerful thing in the world is an idea!

[johnp]

Wow I'm going to start watching this podcast more. Really good stuff

[lanettedavidson]

When asked what my sign is I enjoy saying “a cup of coffee”.

[LSFprepper]

Relationship advice 101. Be genuinely yourself. Don't put on a front, or act in a way you THINK people are looking for. Don't lie. Always be open and honest. Respect their opinion. Understand that their experience is different than your own, and you don't know what they've been through. Keep your nose out of your phone. Make eye contact when you talk and smile. It's not rocket science. Be a decent human being and have fun.

[LanceblissfullyWalks]

“The 3rd Great Awakening” and “Billion Soul Harvest”

[savrixx]

ROGUE INFORMATION can profane the intellect💡 “We must be aware not to let our boundaries of perception become barriers of perception that cannot be moved or modified willingly”

[howardbeale]

Loved the comic/graphic novel "V for Vendetta." The movie was anemic and vacuous as hell by comparison.

[jimcricket]

I was just saying that media and entertainment are destroying humanity. My parents grew up in the 20s and 30s and survived through WWII independent of government. The Japanese community relied on each other under martial law. Luckily I wasn't even allowed to watch TV so I could easily see as technology increased, self reliance decreased, and the time that one invested in themselves decreased by the amount of time one wasted entertaining themselves.

[bridgettedenise]

I like the idea of the stop start and continue

[cherylpayne]

I'm reading "the real Anthony Fauci" by Robert F.Kennedy Jr and a can't put down book because you can;t..what an eye opener of our current days of Covid..I'd love to hear what you two have to say about this book.

[fierybones]

On your "...too much information..." discussion. it isn't possible to filter the information yourself. You have to find people and organizations you trust. Then you have to check, from time to time, to make sure you can still trust them.

[savrixx]

It is up to the individual to detect and determine what is rogue information and genuine knowledge. If ignorance reigns over truth then might then we can become in darkness and cannot be illuminated by new information. So much of what we observe is outside of our “focus threshold” of the mind, as well as the eyes. The amount of information we can absorb when we look at something is so limited compared to if we were able to think without all the thought traffic of rogue information that’s been propagated by the state.

[garyfrancis]

A lot of books doesn’t mean people read or can read.

[alexsandoval]

Ran across a concept that I thought was rather interesting, from a book no less, that learning and information were valuable if you were using it and that it was just mental pollution if you were not. Can't say that I personally hold to this by my actions but it does have a ring of truth to me. Granted I don't always know what piece of information will be useful in the moment...

[gld]

There is a such thing as a toxic parent, my girlfriends parents always degrades her and basically tells her shes not good enough. Always complaining. Heck last night they got after her for me not being home from work yet, when they got there.

[EricSmith-jmys]

I don't have a cellphone or even a microwave. Ain't they both the same? Radiation and stupidity. People say things online they would never say in person

[Bradley_StephenMain_Stephens]

Hey Will, Amala, and Taylor, I didn't get a notification from you all about this video!!!

[ThatAccumulator]

Amala LIVES for this guy.. the monotone puts me to sleep

[jessieglaeser]

I have never had a smart phone and don't want one!!!

[MrPolleyr]

I think that we are “overloaded” with information. I think that our brains are designed to process a certain amount of information on a daily basis. We know that a “ very few” people, have minds that can remember everything they take in continuously……but the average person can only retain a small amount of what we are privy to on a daily basis. The effect of this we are usually confused, upset and unsettled in our emotions and behaviours. People who “unplug” or, take a break from mass media……in all it’s forms are usually more peaceful, more stable and happier.