"You are done, Sissi" .. The networking sites pre-empt Friday demonstrations in Egypt

Continuing the wave of protests in Egypt against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, activists launched social networking sites and the name of the title (#Intithe_Assisi), against the backdrop of the millions of demonstrations called by actor and contractor Mohamed Ali on Friday.

Tens of thousands of tweeters took part in the tag that took the top of social networking sites in Egypt, in support of Mohamed Ali's call for Sisi to step down, or for the army to intervene to isolate him.

Fearful of tomorrow's protests, which Mohamed Ali called a "people's revolution," Egypt is witnessing a major state of security alert. Security forces have launched a massive campaign of arrests of politicians and activists. .

The pioneers of social networking sites hoped that the demonstrations of tomorrow will contribute to the departure of Sisi, stressing the inability of Egyptians to bear what they called failed policies, especially economic.

Others also said what they said were "disasters" committed by Sisi against Egypt and the Egyptians, which necessitated his departure or isolation by force, such as the abandonment of the islands of Tiran and Sanafir in favor of Saudi Arabia, and causing a threat to Egypt's water security through the signing of the agreement of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, and the accumulation of domestic and foreign debts. Egypt's ability to pay it outweighs many years, as well as the societal division that Egypt has been experiencing for years.

Activists have invested in extensive interaction through the marking, to spread tips and warnings to protesters on how to protect themselves from detention, and how best to the success of the demonstrations.