Protesters stream back into Egypt's Tahrir: Witness
"The army and people are united" and "Revolution, revolution until victory," protesters chanted, after military police had earlier told them to take down tents and let normal life return.
Thousands of protesters streamed back into Tahrir Square on Sunday after the army sought to disperse them from the heart of Cairo where they have vowed to stay to hold the army to its promises of reform, witnesses said. "The army and people are united" and "Revolution, revolution until victory," they chanted, after military police had earlier told them to take down tents and let normal life return. As military police corralled protesters in the centre of the square to allow traffic flow, protesters in other parts of the square guided cars. Some swept the ground and others painted curbs, which protesters say shows their desire to rebuild Egypt.