This is a collection of photos from Egypt, from  various sources, as the country mark the second anniversary of its revolution.  To me, it was a surreal, poignant, and sad event. These photos powerfully reflects what is good and also what is badly wrong about Egypt now.

Tahrir. Twitter via @Beltrew

Egyptian opposition leader Sabbahi ( Daily News Egypt)

 National Front of Egypt’s women. Twitter via @ Beltrew

Women with Hijab and niqb protesting in Tahrir. Twitter

Sheikh Samir Mansi, a Sufi- socialist who thinks the consititution is poison. He bears the crescent and the cross. Twitter via @erincunningham

 A disabled Egyptian joins the march. Twitter via @Egyptocracy

Protestor hold a sign” who rule Egypt? Morsi, Supreme Guide, or Obama?” Twitter via @betsey_heil

A man holding a sign asking for the U.S. to stop supporting Morsi.Twiter via @betsey_heil

Protestors attempting to tear down the security wall in Cairo. Daily News Egypt

Demonstration in Alexandria. AFP

Demonstration in Arish. Daily news Egypt

Tahrir by evening by Reuters

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 Burning tyres on the 6th of October bridge to block it. Twitter via @RanaMuhTaha

Not just protestors throwing rocks, security forces are also throwing rocks.

Twitter via @dark_back

Underground metro station blocked by protestors. Twitter via @Beltrew

A masked protestor. Egypt Independent

Black Block Face book page

(A group of protestors clothed in black and wearing face masks)

Black block Marching in Tahrir from late night 24th January . Twitter via @Mad_Darsh

Suez, 8 death confirmed so far. BBC News

 Tear gas in Tahrir  via @Kandily

Security forces block road to state TV building. Cairo. al-Arabyia TV