Protests continue against threat of counter-revolution in Egypt http://www.wsws.org/articles/2011/mar2011/egyp-m14.shtml

This is a counter-revolution at work," said the computer engineer Khaled S, one of many thousands who protested on Friday in Cairo’s central Tahrir Square. He was holding a placard with a warning for the army. "We will not allow a return to the dark times before the Revolution. The power of the state security forces and the NDP must finally be broken. What has happened so far is completely insufficient." Many of the demonstrators on Friday calling for a realisation of the demands of the revolution and for unity between Muslims and Christians shared Khaled’s concerns...Another young person said: "The incitement of violence and chaos once again seems to be the last card of the regime.

They want to create conditions where they can bring the police back onto the streets."In recent days, the old regime had resorted to terror and violence in order to sow divisions between Muslims and Christians and drive a wedge between sections of the population."Recent reports released have shown the close ties between the state security apparatus and the Salafist movement," he adds. "It has been reported that state security has used them to bomb the Two Saints Church in Alexandria" (on the first of January). This is evidence, he says, that state security has infiltrated the Salafist movement and is using them now in their attempt to foment a counter-revolution.