This post is something of a "live Twitter report" with little or nothing by way of organization or commentary.
Cameraman: "So, no clashes yet? Is it over? Me: "Habibi, it's only 3:30 PM. This is Cairo. The day hasn't even begun yet." #Egypt #30June
— benwedeman (@bencnn) June 30, 2013
"Down with the army, police and #MB" and "shave your beard show your shame, your face is #Mubarak's face" being chanted. #June30
— Ahmed Aboul Enein (@aaboulenein) June 30, 2013
It is unbelievably loud in Heliopolis. This is much much much bigger than #Jan25. #Jun30 #Egypt #Morsi
— Egyptocracy (@Egyptocracy) June 30, 2013
The chants are rocking the building. #june30
— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) June 30, 2013
I have lived to see the face of the first MB president plastered on an Israeli flag. They will never live this down.
— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) June 30, 2013
#itehadeya rules them all. Heliopolis, I Love you. #june30
— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) June 30, 2013
Probably the biggest crowd the palace has seen since protests really began here in December. Crowds streaming in. #june30
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
Chants as crowds enter itihadeya: 'Enzel ya Sissi!' (Come down, Sissi!) calling for military coup #egypt
— su zee (@suzeeinthecity) June 30, 2013
Presidential palace protest has gotten pretty huge with incoming marches, flags flying, a sign of Morsi saying "not my president"
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
Over time, chants have evolved from anti military, to anti Brotherhood, to Morsi himself. Now it is simply "leave," like Mubarak. #june30
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
#cairo Kasr el Nike bridge, where it all began on #28jan 2011 #jume30 via al Dostour party page #Egypt oh my! pic.twitter.com/xarY8Vi1HB
— Sally بنت ذهنى (@sallyzohney) June 30, 2013
Took this picture overlooking Tahrir Square just now! pic.twitter.com/CDR6bkYM92
— Aleem Maqbool (@AleemMaqbool) June 30, 2013
My kind of protesting, in #Egypt @monaeltahawy pic.twitter.com/5iJVDcGUkC
— Rabih Alameddine (@rabihalameddine) June 30, 2013
Pres Palace. Protestors hanging from electricity towers. #30june pic.twitter.com/9BV0iJtZDK
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) June 30, 2013
Summary shot of nationwide protests. Only the bottom far left is pro-Morsy: pic.twitter.com/v1dh5AI9GM
— Rawah روعه (@RawahBadrawi) June 30, 2013
Mansoura! Huge crowd “@MaiE_89: Phenomenal overhead shot of #Mansoura pic.twitter.com/tQ5p90PUBS via @alieehab_ #June30 #Egypt”
— Michael Hanna (@mwhanna1) June 30, 2013
Football rules the world. Presidential palace this afternoon #30june cc @tonykaron pic.twitter.com/IvUbMketOo
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) June 30, 2013
Does Ramadan help Morsi or the opposition? #June30 I think Morsi…
— Blake Hounshell (@blakehounshell) June 30, 2013
Monday, July 8
Wednesday, August 7
Dates may vary.
Zero police presence anywhere except some plainclothes with submachine guns blocks away from the palace. #june30
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
Tens of policemen demonstrating against the rule of the Brotherhood in uniform! #june30 #egypt http://t.co/bjIf64XFF6
— Dina Hussein دينا (@DinaHussein) June 30, 2013
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This is hands down the fullest I've seen #Tahrir Square and surrounding area. My best estimate is well over a million people. #Egypt #june30
— Ian Lee (@ianjameslee) June 30, 2013
Number of protesters in front of the palace and numerous streets leading to it is unprecedented. #june30
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
Military chopper which not long ago would've drawn jeers now applauded as it circles over the palace. Couldnt see if it landed.
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) June 30, 2013
an incredible show of numbers... RT @KareemLailah: Photo: All squares in #Egypt are chanting against #Morsi #June30 pic.twitter.com/pn3tXBZ3vJ
— Assia Boundaoui (@assuss) June 30, 2013
Here's a photo of #itihadeya now... unbelievable. #June30 #Egypt pic.twitter.com/pTU3deO170
— Mai Sirry (@TheLazyShaman) June 30, 2013
#Itehadeya , this is how it looks right now... http://t.co/XRfd6sFTOO
— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) June 30, 2013
This Twitter message is from Wael Ghonim, the Google employee whose Facebook page was one of the most important sparks that started the Arab Spring over two years ago.
Once again, the power of the people is stronger than the people in power.
— Wael Ghonim (@Ghonim) June 30, 2013
My timeline is insane.... updates are coming in at lightining speed...
— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) June 30, 2013
@Sandmonkey MY HEAD IS GONNA EXPLODE!!!!
— mira riad (@mirariad) June 30, 2013
All the goodwill and dollars Qatar invested in this twisted Brotherhood government are worthless if the people hate them so. #Egypt
— שחררו את פלסטין (@SultanAlQassemi) June 30, 2013
Army officer salutes the protesters from the roof of an army hospital. People went wild. #Jun30 pic.twitter.com/RlagSaZObA
— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) June 30, 2013
Beautiful shot of the Nile and crowds in #Menya. #Egypt #Jun30 Credit: unknown. pic.twitter.com/cyCiJHGqeO
— Egyptocracy (@Egyptocracy) June 30, 2013
#MB HQ office in #Moqatam under attack by 150+ unrecognisable thugs w/ Molotov cocktail, Cartouche & stones. pic.twitter.com/9Dy22iklpw
— Gehad El-Haddad (@gelhaddad) June 30, 2013
Qaradawi on AlJazeera Mubasher Misr begging for people to be reasonable, urging for unity and patience. #June30 pic.twitter.com/bMlhTaBzsU
— Assia Boundaoui (@assuss) June 30, 2013
at end of the day no "electoral legitimacy" holds more weight than millions of people bearing witness to their demands on the street #june30
— Assia Boundaoui (@assuss) June 30, 2013
bigger than #Jan25 RT @bencnn: Photo: The anti-Morsi demonstrations are THE biggest I've ever seen in #Egypt. #30June pic.twitter.com/6yh4MEzJkV
— Assia Boundaoui (@assuss) June 30, 2013
@USEmbassyCairo Dear Mrs. Patterson, sorry ma'am we're messing up with your "stability" plan.
— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) June 30, 2013
Anti-Morsi protesters protecting FJP office in Cairo. @gelhaddad @Ikhwanweb @FjpartyOrg @FJparty bet u won't RT this. pic.twitter.com/nA6O0ezw7g
— Mina Fayek (@minafayek) June 30, 2013
Message to Sen Kerry #DCProtest #Egypt #June30 pic.twitter.com/DXhN9e7QgA
— Mai E. (@MaiE_89) June 30, 2013
Morsi must have epic self esteem to deflect this. RT @SorayaBahgat The crowds in #Tahrir #June30 pic.twitter.com/Zy6lJiraK8
— Hend (@LibyaLiberty) June 30, 2013
As they flew over in helicopters, army just dropped Egyptian flags into the anti-Morsi protest crowd in Tahrir Square! Biggest cheer of day!
— Aleem Maqbool (@AleemMaqbool) June 30, 2013
So proud to be an Egyptian! Egyptians will never stop to amaze me!The road is still long and the fight for freedom is just starting!
— 30 يونيو (@Moushira_Saleh) June 30, 2013
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