Thousands in Tahrir Square protest Egyptian President Morsi: ‘We won’t let another dictator rule’

Morsy started his term addressing full crowd in #Tahrir , now he is adressing a couple thousands supporters & #Tahrir is filled against him.

— السيد مانكي (@Sandmonkey) November 23, 2012

My God Lot of tear gas direction Tahrir. People very angry. This will end bad tonight.

— Koert Debeuf (@koertdebeuf) November 23, 2012

Tear gas now is fired directly at people #Tahrir

— The Daily News Egypt (@DailyNewsEgypt) November 23, 2012

Marches coming into Tahrir starting to fill up square. Some chanting down with regime of Brotherhood pic.twitter.com/WKwMKVLC

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

"Morsi is bad morsi is bad" people say in #tahrir

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Large march coming into #tahrir chanting "the people want downfall of the regime" and "bread, freedom social justice" #Egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

"Eyes of Freedom Mohamed Mahmud" poster chants of Down with Morsi rule in #tahrir #egypt pic.twitter.com/6cLHFcpk

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Social Democrats chanting " there is no freedom without blood" #tahrir #Egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

At Semi Ramis hotel near #tahrir workers boarding up all lower windows and doors ##Egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Lots of chants in #tahrir against "rule of murshid" brotherhood's supreme guide

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Two protesters in #Tahrir who say they are from Morsi's governorate say "Morsi is bad" they like Shafiq. #Egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Another protester in #tahrir hopes that Morsi's new decree will help unify the ranks of the anti-Brotherhood camp in #egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Still more people streaming into #Tahrir as night falls and fighting still rages on Muhamed Mahmoud. #egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

A sign in front of Mohamed Mahmoud street off of #Tahrir says "It is forbidden for the Brotherhood to enter." #egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Protester in #Tahrir says "Mr. Obama you must support democracy, you support a dictator." #Egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012

Protesters in Tahrir say Morsi gave them "honey and poison" by announcing prosecutor general and retrial decisions alongside "power grab"

— Kristen Chick (@kristenchick) November 23, 2012

That "brothers forbidden to enter" sign in #Tahrir, this morning. pic.twitter.com/sVbKKsad

— arabist (@arabist) November 23, 2012

Thousands on Tahrir shouting 'the people wants the end of the regime/brotherhood. In Arabic nizam/ikhwan. pic.twitter.com/Wrpbb64f

— Koert Debeuf (@koertdebeuf) November 23, 2012

Protesters in #Tahrir calling for Morsy to "leave." pic.twitter.com/UXEVUmhr

— The Daily News Egypt (@DailyNewsEgypt) November 23, 2012

Tahrir looking toward Mohamed Mahmoud street. pic.twitter.com/ToEXUpj2

— Evan Hill (@evanchill) November 23, 2012

Tahrir square right now. pic.twitter.com/7KBsX13T

— joseph dana (@ibnezra) November 23, 2012

Tahrir square is flooding with protesters. Street battles on at least two streets. #egypt pic.twitter.com/cEozlmnf

— joseph dana (@ibnezra) November 23, 2012

President's decisions are all directed towards achieving justice, ending corruption and fulfilling the goals of #Jan25 revolution

— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) November 22, 2012

decision to grant these decisions immunity is to ensure they're protected frm corrupt & politicized judiciary installed by deposed regime

— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) November 22, 2012

Bottom line: majority of ordinary Egyptians whose life will be improved by pres decisions will support him, political rivals will oppose

— Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) November 22, 2012

#Tahrir square right now, 1000s still here, clashes still going. This will go on all night #egypt http://t.co/cmfmjXtv

— Bel Trew – بل ترو (@Beltrew) November 23, 2012

Many political parties and movements have declared an open-end sit in at Tahrir Square until Morsy's constitutional decree is cancelled

— Mohamed Fadel Fahmy (@MFFahmy11) November 23, 2012

Video: Egyptians storm Muslim Brotherhood HQ in Alexandria chanting "the people want the downfall of the regime" http://t.co/lMj3WeF7 #egypt

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 23, 2012