Kokesh's dance party at TJ's June 4, 2011

www.youtube.com...

No sound, but a lot of people there. Whatever happens it looks like there is a crowd to witness.

I posted only the link because embedding is illegal! Just like dancing.

Here is part 2, it looks like the dancing is well under way

www.youtube.com.../a/u/0/5_-SwNM712g

If anyone has any more updates post them here. Infowars hasn't posted anything new, and these were the only videos I could find on youtube.

Haha nice find I was just trying to do a search on youtube for this...Excellent!

More video with sound, better quality...

I'm happy to see so many people protesting. The third part is here

www.youtube.com...

Go dance party!

reply to post by logicalthinking


Thanks, nice find. I guess the people are slowly starting to come alive. I haven't seen this kind of massing of people since the end the fed rallies.

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I went to your link and started looking around. There is a video which is Hitler finds out about Kokesh dance party. I really enjoyed it. I recommend it. earlier today there was a live stream of the crowd at rhe Jefferson Monument and I got to hear some of the speakers. The cops this time just stood around and watched. I read that there was suppose to be an investigation to what happened last Saturday.

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such a fine line-- between FREEDOM and Anarchy ....

between "expression" and dis-obedience...

between--respect for our beliefs, and respect for our monuments/parks..

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such a fine line between dancing and body slamming...well, not really such a fine line. Should dancing = body slam? And our politicians boast about how there's more freedom here than Iran. Well maybe dancing is illegal in Iran too but at least it was always illegal, was dancing always illegal in the U.S.? If so how is it any better than Iran? If it was legal but is now illegal, is it becoming Iran? Things to ponder.

When dancing is considered civil disobedience then something is seriously wrong. It's embarrassing to hear people claim that we live in a free country when you can't dance without the swat team coming to break it up.

Now I am confuse.......I dont know whether or not I want "freedom" or "police state"

Originally posted by the_0bserver85
Now I am confuse.......I dont know whether or not I want "freedom" or "police state"

Well if you have an unusual fear of dancing then you should pick the police state. Otherwise you could choose freedom. Are you joking or is there something I missed from your post?

I told my wife when I saw the Kokesh video a few days ago that the next time we visited D.C. I was getting arrested. When I told her why she said, "Hope we get the same cell!"

Wish I could be there dancing today!

/TOA

Originally posted by The Old American
I told my wife when I saw the Kokesh video a few days ago that the next time we visited D.C. I was getting arrested. When I told her why she said, "Hope we get the same cell!"

Wish I could be there dancing today!

/TOA

Just when you thought "Footloose" was an outdated classic it suddenly gains mainstream relevance

Footloose was released in 1984, coincidence?