They
said they wanted him, now they don't want him again. What exactly do
they really want? Life!!!
Thousands
of opponents and supporters of Egypt's Islamist president have turned
out in their masses for a nationwide protest which many fear could
turn deadly.
Waving
Egyptian flags, crowds descended on Tahrir Square in the heart of
Cairo, one of a number of sites in the capital and around the
country, where rallies have been organised.
Chants
of 'erhal' or 'leave!,' have rang out in the square, birthplace of
the 2011 uprising that toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
More pics after the cut
Student
Andrew Pochter, 21, died while photographing clashes between
opponents and supporters of President Mohamed Morsi in Alexandria,
Egypt
On
the other side of Cairo, thousands of the Islamist leader's
supporters gathered not far from the presidential palace in a show of
support.
Some
wore homemade body armour and construction hats and carried shields
and clubs.
Already
at least seven people, including American student Andrew Pochter, 21,
have been killed in clashes the past week, mainly in Nile Delta
cities and the coastal city of Alexandria.
This
is exactly how President Mubarak was toppled, now the same game is
playing out against President Morsi.
If
you live by the sword, be ready to die by the sword.
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