Group marches in support of Jose Guerena

05-30-2011 • KVOA TV4 Tucson (NBC)

Family, friends, and the Oath Keepers are holding a march in honor of 26-year old Marine veteran Jose Guerena. He was killed in a SWAT shooting May 5th in his home.

Adam Kokesh first interview after arrest

05-29-2011 • Russia Today

On May 28, 2011 RT's "Adam vs. the Man" host Adam Kokesh and several other activists participating in a flash-mob were arrested at the publicly-funded Thomas Jefferson Memorial. This is Adam's first interview after he was released.

G-8: Nations, banks to give $40B for Arab Spring

05-29-2011 • AP

Rich countries and international lenders are aiming to provide $40 billion in funding for Arab nations trying to establish true democracies, officials said at a Group of Eight summit Friday. Officials didn't fully detail the sources of the money,

Thomas Jefferson and Dancing for Freedom by Szandor Blestman

05-29-2011 • Szandor himself

"This judge. like so many others of their ilk, is not protecting the Constitution and the rights of the common folk, but is protecting the privileged class from being held accountable for their criminal actions that do harm others."

DANCE PARTY @ TJ'S!!!

06-04-2011 • Adam Kokesh

Come dance with us! You don't have to risk arrest, you can dance on the steps outside in support or join us in civil disobedience in the memorial! The dancing will commence at EXACTLY 12pm! Don't forget your air guitars!

Police Brutalize Dancers at the Jefferson Memorial

05-29-2011 • Sharlene Holt, Musicians for Freedom

Is the federal government entrusted with the duty of securing the peoples’ rights? In reality, it is the duty of the States, not the federal government, to protect the individual rights of the people. Further, only PEOPLE have rights!

Adam Kokesh and Others Body Slammed for Dancing at Jefferson Memorial (BEST FOOTAGE)

05-29-2011 • WarIsaCrime.org

Adam Kokesh, Medea Benjamin, and several others were softly dancing in protest at the Jefferson Memorial when they were arrested. The protest had lasted less than a minute when the police attacked with relish... (This is best video so far)

Sunday am UPDATE: Adam Kokesh Bodyslammed at Jefferson Memorial - Video

05-28-2011 • Jefferson Dance Party

Today's dance party at the Jefferson Memorial lasted about 30 seconds, and ended with Kokesh being body-slammed onto the marble floor. [update: more video and dancers released] Update: just talked to Adam 1:15am Sunday 5-29-2011

High quality video w/audio of Jefferson Memorial arrests.

05/28/2011 • Youtube

Adam Kokesh is lifted up and thrown to the ground. How do they define dancing? Can you nod your head? Drum your fingers? Sway rhythmically? What I love about these activists is they are not violent. They use peaceful civil disobedience to expos

Chemtrail Investigators Wanted

05-26-2011 • Farm Wars

When you see a plane moving over your location, get its identity from Plane Finder and note if it has long trails, short trails or no trails. Record all data.

Boisterous protest over airport-groping bill

05-25-2011 • The Statesman

A boisterous group of protesters angry over the Texas Senate’s failure to vote on the airport groping bill tried to enter the public gallery this afternoon and were blocked by state troopers. Shouting “treason” and “cowards” and carrying signs and

Spanish EU Protests Spread to France?

05-25-2011 • dailybell.ch

French group calls for Spain-style street protests ... A French group has called for a large demonstration in Paris this weekend to show solidarity with tens of thousands of youth protesters demonstrating against austerity programs in Spain.

Saudi woman accused of inciting others to defy driving ban

05-24-2011 • AFP

A Saudi woman has been charged with inciting females to defy a driving ban, a "violation" for which the penalty remains unclear and that is not covered by a clear law. She was arrested while driving a day after she posted a video showing her driving.

Is Georgia on the brink of a 'day of rage'?

05-23-2011 • Christian Science Monitor

A lack of economic progress may help account for mounting protests against Georgian President Mikhael Saakashvili. On Sunday, police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a mostly peaceful rally. A 'day of rage' is slated for May 25.

STAND UP For Your Fourth Amendment Rights

05-23-2011 • rtr.org

this is a PEACEFUL protest. It is VITAL that everyone is respectful and nonviolent. Anything to the contrary will only hurt our cause...

Photos And Videos From The Protests Raging In Spain

05-20-2011 • http://www.businessinsider.com/

They are the first serious protests experienced by Spain in several months, and mark a turn in the temper of the public, specifically the youth in Spain.

NOW IS THE TIME!

05-17-2011 • Ed Vallejo

That was the contention of the Phoenix Ron Paul MeetUp Group after their first MeetUp since Ron Paul's Declaration of Intention to run for PRESIDENT in 2012.

Saudi woman defies driving ban

05-16-2011 • AFP

A Saudi mother said she defied a ban on women drivers in the ultra-conservative kingdom by getting behind the wheel for 4 days without being stopped. Najla al-Hariri, a housewife in her mid-30s, said she drove "to defend her belief that Saudi women s

Protestors in Hamden, Connecticut complain about cops

05-15-2011 • The Agitator

They say the cops are harassing them and retaliating when they file complaints with the police department’s Ethics and Integrity Unit. They marched from the police station to the government center and gave a letter of concern to the mayor who said, “

Heed the Call - RON PAUL!

05-15-2011 • ME - Organizer of the FIRST Ron Paul MeetUp Group

Ron says he's IN TO WIN - are YOU!?! The Ron Paul R3VOLUTION - PHOENIX MeetUp Group has their first MeetUp after the official Declaration - COME GET INVOLVED!

Thousands gather in Egypt's Tahrir Square

05-13-2011 • english.aljazeera.net

Protesters rally in support of the Palestinian cause and national unity, as former first lady is held for questioning.

Reversals challenge hope of Arab Spring

05-12-2011 • Washington Post

The swift toppling of the presidents of Tunisia and Egypt, in rapid succession, has been followed by months of deepening bloodshed and brutality across the Arab world, underscoring the power that autocrats still wield after decades of dictatorship.