Ep 22 Exposing the Narrative - Don't Believe Everything You Hear

All things good and wholesome will always have people that will want to knock it down and burn it. From religious leaders, to Israel, to President Trump himself. We breakdown what to look for and how to get past the false narrative that is created to distract and control. A precursor podcast to a joint podcast with Jason Preston of 'We Are The People Podcast,' we discuss major controversies going on right now like President Nelson's daughter (Miles) accused involvement in a Bountiful Pedophile Case, 2 Judges in Utah caught in sex rings, new Utah child trafficking laws, Utah Senate President Stuart Adams Creating a law to benefit a family charged in a rape case and China owning land near US Military bases. Be sure to watch the whole podcast.

In today's world, it's becoming increasingly important to practice bias awareness and be cautious of fake news and propaganda analysis. The art of question everything is a vital skill to develop in order to stay informed and avoid falling prey to information warfare. As truth seekers, we must always be on the lookout for media manipulation and hidden agendas, and fact checking is crucial in our pursuit of evidence-based thinking. By adopting critical thinking and rational skepticism, we can uncover the truth revealed and avoid reality distortion caused by perception management and propaganda tactics. Cognitive dissonance can be a major obstacle, but by engaging in myth busting and media deception, we can separate fact from fiction and conduct a critical analysis of the information presented to us. In this episode, we'll delve into the world of fake news detection and provide a reality check, helping you to unpack the complexities of the information landscape and make informed decisions. By being aware of cognitive biases and practicing fact versus fiction, we can navigate the complex world of information and stay grounded in reality. Join us as we expose the narrative and provide a reality unpacked, helping you to stay informed and vigilant in the face of information warfare.