Analysis: With clashes, Egyptians lose trust in military ruler (Reuters)

Reuters - Eight months ago, Egypt's military ruler was a hero to the masses for taking their side in the revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak. Today he is vilified as a new autocrat, wielding military might against the people just like Mubarak himself.

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