Topic: Hearts And Minds

To avoid congestion and potential traps, the convoy was advised not to circle the Texas State Capitol in Austin. Doc Chambers emphasizes the "hearts and minds" approach of the Green Berets, focusing on the people as the center of gravity. The assembly remains committed to a peaceful demonstration of their rights, despite media attempts to instill fear by reporting exaggerated numbers of participants.

A congressional study on the collapse of Afghanistan suggests that local resistance to American forces was driven by the promotion of progressive gender ideologies. Further allegations claim the CIA historically installed convicted pedophiles as mayors in Afghan and Iraqi towns to maintain control through blackmail. Senator Josh Hawley has recently decried the rise of child predation on major social media platforms.

A former Green Beret calls in to describe the current state of the US as a victim of "unconventional warfare" involving fentanyl, open borders, and the destruction of the family. He explains the military concepts of the "underground," the "auxiliary," and the "guerrilla force" (Antifa/BLM) used to overthrow established governments. He challenges American churches to focus on "mission trips" within their own collapsing country.

The discussion shifts to the tactics used by federal agencies, with Jones explaining why he complies with subpoenas to avoid SWAT team raids. He emphasizes that the movement is winning the political war for "hearts and minds" and cautions against being lured into a physical civil war. Jones asserts that while top leadership is corrupt, the average FBI agent or Federal Marshal is not the enemy.