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 #NoWarWithIran (@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?)
Protesters against action in Syria went to John Kerry's house, screaming and knocking on windows. He's NOT HOME, you guys. I . . . oh dear.
— Jonna (@jonniker) September 1, 2013
https://twitter.com/OccupyRene/status/373879452910227456
That’s right. The house apparently was not guarded.
@Andyouknow No gates or security. He lives in a brownstone in Louisburg Square on Beacon Hill, which is just . . . there.
— Jonna (@jonniker) September 1, 2013
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.