Yesterday, protesters who oppose military intervention in Syria assembled outside Secretary of State John Kerry’s townhouse on Beacon Hill:
Outside John Kerry's Beacon Hill townhouse. #NoWarWithSyria pic.twitter.com/K3IFBcscKk (via @99PercentBoston)
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) September 1, 2013
"Meanwhile, at John Kerry's house…" @YourAnonNews @OpPinkPower @4thAnon @NDAA2012 @Way2Wonderland @Rougek67 #Syria pic.twitter.com/HeDBKc191C
— Anonymous (@BruceWayneAnon) September 2, 2013
#Boston #Syria protest has marched by John #Kerry's house and is now in front of Faneuil Hall pic.twitter.com/tK7A50J65y
— Mass. Peace Action (@masspeaceaction) August 31, 2013
According to Twitter users, the protesters pounded on Kerry’s front door and windows. (Kerry wasn’t home. Perhaps he was on his boat?)
https://twitter.com/jonniker/status/374172384745385985
The #nowarwithsyria march just left John Kerry's house. Banged on the door. No police yet. Crazy!
— (|8^{ (@cybertacopunk) August 31, 2013
That’s right. The house apparently was not guarded.
https://twitter.com/jonniker/status/374188408312041472
RT @ogyeska: RT “@_BannedInBoston: At John Kerry's house. No uniformed cops present. #nowarwithsyria http://t.co/115YAC5isS”
— liza sabater (@blogdiva) August 31, 2013
We have nothing against people exercising their First Amendment rights, but there is a time and a place. If the protesters really did pound on Kerry’s doors and windows, that just isn’t right.
