[caww]

<....Could the Egyptians be headed for a civil war?....>

Remains to be seen if this gigantic crowd remains calm...but there are so many millions opposing Morsi I can’t see his supporters rising against this many...they are incredibly outnumbered to say the least.

Not to mention the nations across the world now supporting the opposition in gathering themselves in solidarity with Egypt.

Numbers are at 17 million demonstrating...and Guiness Book stating Officially the largest ever.

[maggief]

Sounds of sirens in background ...

http://rt.com/on-air/opposition-rally-egypt-morsi/

[thouworm]

‘Wake up America’: Egyptian protesters continue to slam Obama [pics]

Posted at 2:59 pm on June 30, 2013 by Twitchy Staff | View Comments

STUNNING: View of #Tahrir from Cairo Tower. #Jun30 #Egypt Credit: Ahmed Harfoush http://t.co/3Fm7hgGid7—
  (@Egyptocracy) June 30, 2013

As Twitchy reported, Egyptians flocking to Tahir Square to protest Mohamed Morsi’s presidency on the anniversary of his inauguration are very unhappy with President Obama.

We’ve reported that signs like this have appeared:

Sign at anti-Morsi protest in Egypt==>RT @Dr_Muhanna "Obama Supports Terrorism" Muslim Brotherhood http://t.co/KXaBxyzbz7—
Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) June 30, 2013

#Tahrir square banner: "Wake up America. Obama backs a fascist regime in Egypt".—
miss/sharon/adine (@sharonadinze) June 30, 2013

Thousands have gathered to make their voices known.

UNBELIEVABLE PHOTO: Massive Anti-govt protests in Egypt. Protesters as far as the eye can see http://t.co/7jGjdqAIcM – (pic @TheLazyShaman)—
  (@NewsBreaker) June 30, 2013

Tahrir now #egypt http://t.co/4Wnf5yxBSv—
Gregg Carlstrom (@glcarlstrom) June 30, 2013

Fox’s Bret Baier shared these photos:

From a friend on the ground in Egypt… Who describes the protests as being united against Morsi in big numbers. moby.to/9346yy—
Bret Baier (@BretBaier) June 30, 2013

This is Alexandria, Egypt similar huge protests against the Muslim Brotherhood and Morsi. moby.to/mvg9hx—
Bret Baier (@BretBaier) June 30, 2013

Protesters have been after Obama for a while for supporting the regime.

More love for the US in Tahrir: "America supports killers of the Egyptian people" #egypt http://t.co/mWRvJevd5F—
Gregg Carlstrom (@glcarlstrom) June 30, 2013

On the stage in Tahrir Square #egypt http://t.co/V8ONi8yyzr—
Gregg Carlstrom (@glcarlstrom) June 30, 2013

Quite a few calls for military coup in #Tahrir. In interviews through afternoon, not one person named preferred alternative president #egypt—
Gregg Carlstrom (@glcarlstrom) June 30, 2013

NEW PIC: Thousands of opponents of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi gather at Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square http://t.co/YAfzFGsbM4 – @AFP—
  (@NewsBreaker) June 30, 2013

The protesters are also making their disapproval of the Muslim Brotherhood known.

Good thing Obama has brought peace to the Middle East in Syria, Libya, Egypt, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan. Time for another Nobel?—
Daxton Brown (@daxtonbrown) June 30, 2013

Twitchy will continue to monitor the protests in Egypt.

[PapaBear3625]

Remains to be seen if this gigantic crowd remains calm...but there are so many millions opposing Morsi I can’t see his supporters rising against this many...they are incredibly outnumbered to say the least.

Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood supporters are very motivated. I think they have visions of lots of government jobs and other goodies for themselves.

The Egyptian productive-class, meanwhile, is hurting. There's only so many leeches that can be supported.

I see only two possible outcomes:

1) The productive class, having to support more and more unproductive leeches, finally collapses, starvation becomes rampant, and the region all turns into another Somalia, or

2) The productive class finally has enough and starts killing every leech they can get their hands on.