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The clamor rising from Tahrir Square in Cairo was a common scene, familiar to all and sundry. The masses packing the square were calling out for the resignation of the president and crying for his prosecution on charges of killing demonstrators, while opposition politicians tried to outdo each other denouncing him on satellite TV channels.
However, this time around, it was not deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak who was put in the crosshairs. The calls against the president were heard on Feb. 11 this year, and they were directed at none other than current President Mohammed Morsi.
