Egypt: Is Feb25 the Restart Button for the Egyptian Revolution? · Global Voices
Tarek Amr

This post is part of our special coverage of Egypt Protests 2011.
Yesterday, one month month after the 25th of January, the protesters went to Tahrir Square to celebrate and call for the toppling of the government that was appointed by the former president, Hosni Mubarak. Egyptians are starting to feel suspicious about the future of their revolution, and they are still not sure if the old personnel of the Mubarak regime, who are still in charge, could be trusted. Later at night, some protesters decided to sit-in and camp in Tahrir Square and in front of the parliament.
At night, things didn't go the way they expected though. Manal tweeted about the military police trying to evacuate the area by force.
Zeinobia compared what happened today to the first day of the revolution.
Some users on Twitter on the other hand believe that the actions taken by the military police can be justified.
However, Ahmed Zaki Osman and Zeinobia don't digest such justifications.
Zeinobia adds:
Finally, more reactions and videos of last night are still being released.
Update:
The Army issued an apology on their official Facebook page [Ar].
This post is part of our special coverage of Egypt Protests 2011.