On the eve of the second anniversary of the 2011 revolution, violence echoed through the streets of Cairo. Clashes between security forces and protesters erupted near Tahrir Square, as protesters destroyed a military-erected wall that blocked Qasr Al-Aini road. Tear-gas was fired, scores of both rioters and police were arrested, and Egypt’s media has furiously predicted the beginning of waves of massive protests and potential violence.
Anyone who has been following EgyptianStreets will have noticed that the blog has not been favorable towards the Muslim Brotherhood. EgyptianStreets has been calling for Egyptians to raise their voice against the inept, Islamist-dominated government that has been ignoring the cries of millions of Egyptians who continue to suffer through a deteriorating economy.
