Egypt in pictures: Massive crowd protests; 'The Brotherhood stole our country,' smile painted on dictator's wall

Lori Ziganto | 10:29 AM on November 27, 2012

Amazing.

As Twitchy has reported, massive protests are ongoing in Egypt, as citizens take to the streets to protest the Muslim Brotherhood and President Morsi. The smile graffiti speaks a thousand words.

The smile of #Egypt-ian youth in the face of dictatorship and boundaries, a smile over a dictator's wall! pic.twitter.com/0tq0k3Ec

— Aly Elziba2 (@elziba2) November 27, 2012

Here is the scene as the protests against Morsi and his dictatorial power grabs continue.

As tens of thousands gather in Tahrir against MB rule, Egypt is yet again making world history pic.twitter.com/WcNsDYDb

— Hani Shukrallah (@HaniShukrallah) November 27, 2012

https://twitter.com/T3ev/status/273437971879981056

https://twitter.com/ibnezra/status/273441107046699009

RT @MarquardtA: Protesters streaming toward #Tahrir. Same #Jan25 chants just with Morsi instead of Mubarak. #Egypt http://t.co/e3nDWj2K

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) November 27, 2012

The police continue their abuses. As Twitchy reported, a journalist was also beaten and robbed by CSF when filming the protests outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.

At Simon Bolivar square, just off Tahrir, police continue to fire tear gas at protesters pic.twitter.com/4xzE3IRR

— Sharif Kouddous (@sharifkouddous) November 27, 2012

The protesters will not be cowed and are not backing down.

#Egypt #Women in #Tahrir ? #Freedom #Freedom @ Tahrir Square http://t.co/2DEeejva

— Jasmine Elnadeem (@Selnadeem) November 27, 2012

Banner in #Tahrir: “The Brotherhood stole the country.” pic.twitter.com/kdPIsAct

— Daily News Egypt (@DailyNewsEgypt) November 27, 2012

In #Tahrir poster says; "the militias or brigades of the Brotherhood will never scare the people" #egypt pic.twitter.com/CWntqE9I

— betsy hiel (@betsy_hiel) November 27, 2012