This is not a rave! Laser bombardment lights up army helicopter during Cairo protests This is not a rave: laser lights bombard a military helicopter flying over Cairo's presidential palace. Photo: Khaled Desouki Source: AFP PROTESTERS demonstrating against the rule of Egypt's president have aimed hundreds of laser pointers at a military helicopter hovering above them. In scenes that could be mistaken for a rave, the demonstrators shined the green laser pointers at the chopper during protests around Cairo's Tahrir Square, the epicentre of anti-government protests. This is not a rave: Egyptian protestors direct laser lights on a military helicopter flying over the presidential palace in Cairo, as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators call for the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi. Photo: AFP/Khaled Desouki Source: AFP Hundreds of thousands of protesters have massed on the streets of Egypt's cities to mark the anniversary of controversial president Mohammed Morsi's election. This is not a rave: Egyptian protesters calling for the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi gather in Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square as laser lights directed at the government building spell "Long live Egypt" in Arabic. Opponents of Morsi are demanding that he steps down after the Islamist president snubbed an ultimatum from the army to agree to the "people's demands" or face an imposed solution. Mr Morsi has insisted on his "constitutional legitimacy" and called on the army to withdraw its threat to intervene unless he resolves his differences with his opponents. "President Morsi insists on (his) constitutional legitimacy and rejects any attempt to overstep it," said a message posted on his official Twitter account