The first in person meet up of the TWF UK Herts&Beds group.
~Dawn 🥰

Hey y’all,

Just a reminder: we can NEVER direct message you from this channel. It is ALWAYS spam.

It truly is wild how much algorithms are manipulating our perception of reality.

Everyone is aware of how corrupt, deceitful, and biased the mainstream media is, so very few take it seriously.

I really think we underestimate how much algorithms have become what the mainstream media was.

For example, take this situation with Renee Good in Minnesota. Right‑leaning people likely have algorithms that were/are feeding specific videos/posts from large conservative influencers and accounts that are almost exclusively describing that the ICE agent’s actions were justified while creating a strawman of left‑leaning talking points or downplaying any concerns from the left. And they’re repeatedly fed content about dangerous illegals, the necessity of ICE, examples of protesters attacking state agents, etc., etc.

And that’s what they see over and over again.

And it’s the same on the left. They have algorithms that were/are feeding specific videos/posts from large leftist influencers and accounts that are almost exclusively describing that all ICE agents are evil pieces of shit, only showing examples of state agents violently detaining people, that Conservatives are all racist, that Trump is literally Hitler, etc., etc.

And that’s what they see over and over again.

And unless you have awareness of the way these algorithms work and how the black screens we are glued to are manipulating our perception, you approach the real, physical world as if what you are seeing on your screen that is selectively fed to you is universally applicable. 

It’s fullblown perceptual warfare. Two people watching the same event through different feeds aren’t even living in the same reality.

And when perception is fractured like that, control is easy. All you have to do is feed each side just enough of the story to keep them sure the other side is the enemy.

The “illegal immigration” issue is quite complex.

First, when we say “illegals”, we’re talking about human beings. People.

In part, we’re talking about innocent men, women, and children walking hundreds (if not thousands) of miles to escape conflict and corruption-ridden countries by any means necessary. Risking death to obtain more freedom. Just wanting a better life, taking chances even if it means losing life in pursuit of freedom.

In part, we’re also talking about possible agents and actors intentionally sent here to infiltrate the US “way of life” (whatever that means now) and wreak havoc.

In part, we’re talking about people who are put in place by cartels and drug traffickers along trafficking routes.

In part, we’re also talking about people who just want a better life, are willing to work for wages that no US-born-and-raised people are willing to work for, and simply haven’t gone through the so-called “legal” channels to become a “citizen.”

And in part, we’re talking about people fleeing war-torn countries where US-backed conflicts and regime changes absolutely destroyed their homes, killed their family, killed their neighbors (“necessary collateral damage 🤡), ruining any chance of obtaining food, water, and shelter.

Very few have a viable solution, as it’s a very complex issue. And with that being said, all of the “solutions” I see are from people adhering to politically tribalistic talking points. No one wants to talk about this in a nuanced way. No one wants to discuss this with all of the proper context. No one actually wants a real solution for *human beings*, but rather to maintain whatever political tribalistic position they’ve regurgitated from talking heads on “their side.”

But what I do know is this:

The “illegal immigration” issue has, is, and will continue to be used as justification for the government to increase biometric surveillance, police militarization, AI-driven crime prediction tools, harsher technocratic crackdowns, and more.

And all of that can, and will, be used by whatever future administration is “in power” to violently impose its ideology on those who oppose it.

Whatever solutions are being discussed right now aren’t about creating more freedom for people in the US (or most Western countries, for that matter). It’s the opposite.

The left isn’t the problem. The right isn’t the problem. It’s the entire system that has otherwise (mostly) lovingly, well-intentioned people believing the “other side” is the problem, handing over their own power and authority while “their side” is in office.

Statism is the problem. Tribalism is the problem.
A lack of principles, values, nuance, contextual understanding, compassion, and inner-work is the problem.

Yup. The power is in the people. Literally.

The creative life force flows through each and every one of us.

Our “thought energy” (beliefs, thoughts, feelings) as well as our words and actions.

Are your thought energy, words, and actions unwittingly empowering the state and those who wish to dominate and control?

Or are you “walking off the plank”, so to speak?

Join us tonight at 7pm ET for the premiere of episode 213: The Corrupted World of Medicalized Birth with Dr. Stu Fischbein.

No animal in nature needs to be taught how to give birth. So why have we convinced human mothers they do?

In this episode, Alec sits down with Dr. Stu Fischbein, an obstetrician who spent more than two decades attending hospital births before stepping outside the system to examine it more closely. After years working in highly structured medical environments, he began asking a difficult question: why hasn’t more intervention led to better outcomes?

Modern approaches to birth and healthcare have drifted from basic human biology, and how fear, liability, and protocol often replace judgment and trust. This isn’t a debate about extremes—it’s a grounded look at how medical intervention, when applied by default, can create cycles that are hard to escape.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/R_tkm8HtfKc

For timestamps and resources, visit: https://thewayfwrd.com/content/

According to this meta-analysis on 300,000 people, community and relationships were the strongest predictors for health and longevity.

If you’re struggling to find real, like minded community near you, check out https://www.thewayfwrd.com/join

What we see now is what happens when you combine:

controlled opposition in government conditioning others to believe they’re fighting “the deep state”
+ Karpman Drama Triangle
+ bias-reinforcing social media algorithms
+ false dilemmas (left vs. right)
+ the Hegelian dialectic
+ zealous hero worship
+ info from the Milgram Experiment
+ info from the Stanford Prison Experiment
+ info from the Asch Experiment

Controlled opposition in government

When a “resistance” figure or faction appears to oppose corruption, but actually funnels anger right back into the system, keeping people emotionally invested in politics while preventing real structural change.

Karpman Drama Triangle

A manipulation pattern where people get locked into three roles: Victim, Persecutor, and Rescuer, keeping everyone emotionally reactive and dependent, and preventing self-responsibility, accountability and solution-oriented beliefs, thoughts, feelings, words, and actions.

Social media algorithms

Algorithms feeding you content that matches your existing beliefs, showing you the most extreme versions of those with belief different to your own, while stalking fear, rage, and drama. Over time, this narrows perception, eliminates critical thought, keeps you in fight or flight, and turns your political identity and ideologies into a dopamine loop.

False dilemmas (left vs. right)

A forced binary that makes people think there are only two options, hiding deeper alternatives (like, IDK, opting out of the belief in authority entirely) while keeping those who engage trapped in a tribal conflict.

The Hegelian dialectic

A pattern where a problem is created or amplified, a predictable reaction is generated, and then a “solution” is introduced that expands control. People accept the solution because they’ve been psychologically primed by the crisis.

Zealous hero worship

When people outsource discernment to an authority figure and treat them as morally infallible. It creates blind spots where followers excuse behavior they’d condemn in anyone else.

Milgram Experiment

Showed that ordinary people will inflict harm on others when instructed by an authority figure, even when it violates their conscience. It highlights how obedience can override morality.

Stanford Prison Experiment

Demonstrated how quickly people can adopt abusive behavior when placed in roles of power (“guards”) over others, showing how environment and authority structures can bring out cruelty, even without explicit orders.

Asch Experiment

Showed that people will deny obvious reality to conform with a group’s incorrect opinion, revealing how social pressure and group think mentality can override perception, logic, and truth telling.