For a very long time, many Egyptians, including myself, were convinced that this was not the time for outspoken criticism of Egypt's ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).
As the bedrock of stability and the protectors of the revolution, the honorable army generals who defended Egyptians' legitimate calls for freedom and democracy triggered by youth groups online and supported by ordinary citizens who took to the streets in the millions to rid Egypt of its 30-year dictator and his clique, the army was the last fort of defense for a collapsing state.
protesters who continued a sit-in in Tahrir Square and in public spaces all over