On December 1 2008, I visited Government House and spent several hours exploring the PAD protest site. I went primarily because I was curious to see first hand the political slogans, graffiti and public art created by the PAD. I spent approximately three hours there, wandering around the site – both in the three-sided occupied [...]
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