Egyptians Riot on Second Anniversary of Mubarak Being Overthrown

Across Egypt protests turned to riots as the Egyptian people protested the rule of Morsi, on the second anniversary of their overthrowing Mubarak.

Pretty much every city saw some sort of demonstration.

Five people, including a security officer, died in the violence, on Friday, in Suez.

Three hundred and thirty-five people were injured, there alone, on both sides of the line.

Egypt has decided to send the military into Suez, to try and restore order.

In Cairo, thousands once again packed Tahrir Square, and untold hundreds were injured in the clashes between protesters and police.

Protesters threw rocks, bottles, and gas bombs at police, who retaliated with tear gas, clubs, and in some cases captured and threw back the gas bombs.

Other towns saw government buildings broken into and, in at least one case, burned.