After the arrest of the founder of "wedge o Reis" .. Is Sisi feared the ghost of Mubarak?

Abdullah Hamed - Cairo

"And not one of your days, Mubarak," a phrase used by some Egyptians to chant with every deterioration in their livelihood follows harsh economic measures taken by the government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

The statement includes the meanings of resentment on their positions during the days of the former president overthrown by the revolution of January 25, 2011, compared to the days of Sisi, which raised their optimism in his famous phrase "Bakrh Chufu Egypt," and then asked for time after deadline, and made promise after promise without turning Promises to reality.

This constant comparison between the two systems prompted the question of the fear of Sisi Mubarak's men against the backdrop of the arrest of Karim Hussein, the founder and supervisor of the page "Safin Ya Rees" pro-Mubarak and perpetual criticism of the regime of Sisi through the broadcast of clips of Mubarak comparing him with Sisi.

The "Sphinx Ya Reis" page is the most active in awakening comparisons between the modern Mubarak and Sisi, especially that the number of followers of more than three million people.

The most recent of these comparisons was a reminder of Egypt's winning three successive African Cups in the era of Mubarak, which was considered by supporters of the Sisi attack on the current system after the sudden exit of Egypt from the role of the sixteenth African Championship, which is currently hosted by Cairo.

Sorry, Reese
After the arrest of Karim Hussein, the page stopped such publications and only a quiet statement renewed confidence in the security institutions, noting that some of the pages of the Muslim Brotherhood and their channels abroad, "clearly promote the news in a way to export a picture that the regime is narrowed by supporters, but this is not true at all" .

The page recalled its efforts to gather protesters against the January 25 revolution and support the police in various fields following the ousting of Mubarak until June 30, 2013.

The statement wished that the arrest of Karim Hussein would not be prolonged. However, the prosecution disappointed the expectations of those on the page and decided to detain him for 15 days pending investigation, which shocked the activist in the defense of Mubarak and his regime Sameh Abu Arais.

Abu Arais expressed his regret over the decision of the state security prosecutor to "imprison the dear friend Karim Hussein on charges of publishing false news through social networks."

Abu Arayes suggested that Karim should be involved in the course of similar cases. He added that Karim is not worthy of this after supporting the state for years. He then used the phrase Sisi mentioned in more than one place.

On the other hand, the electronic committees of the system began to broadcast counter-propaganda carrying a comparison between the two systems in favor of Sisi.

The groups of closed electronic committees on Facebook - allocated for the distribution of official propaganda on the members of the committees - that the regime does not fear the specter of Mubarak evidence of release and reconciliation with many of its symbols recently, and leave the freedom of political and economic work for them.

The ghost of Mubarak
But Majdi Hamdan, deputy head of the Front, said that the regime's concern about the specter of the Mubarak regime is justified in light of the lack of vision of the citizens' crises and the lack of sense of real achievements realized by the citizen, especially with the continuous high prices and more factories to shut down.

The regime senses the deterioration of its popularity - in Hamdan's opinion - and even fears that the masses will face the fear of the people being displeased with angry words against the current policies. "While the Mubarakites are walking among the people without any concern, which is not in favor of the regime at all levels, , Regained popularity thanks to the policies of the system came out with people.

Hassan, an employee whose presence at Al-Hussein Mosque, said Al-Mubarak's presence is concerned about the return of the Mubarak regime and its people, pointed out that the public interest in the two sons of Mubarak has no political connotations.

Hassan said in his speech to Al-Jazeera Net that he believes that the Egyptians see the two men as historical symbols of a time when no ordinary country dared to approach them. Today they stand helplessly, according to what he saw in the mosque.

Najla Mubarak
One of the manifestations of the repression that the current regime has been exerting against Mubarak's sons, Alaa Mubarak, did not frighten him with the cancellation of his cheerful card to attend the African Cup of Nations after attending Egypt's second match with the Congo team.

His younger brother Gamal was slightly better off, however, as he reached the stage of booking a ticket, but he was not escorted to enter, where the security of the stadium prevented him from announcing the reason, Alaa Mubarak announced on Twitter.

One of Karim Karim's most recent writings was that "the son of a republican president for 30 years sits in the last row in the third-degree stands on the plastic chair among all the loving and disliked people, like all people." Amid mass crowds, confined to closed meetings or military colleges and military camps.

With the recurrence of Mubarak's sons at public events and the celebration of some Egyptians by them, the announcers close to power criticized them sharply, and were recalcitrant months ago between the announcer close to the authority Amr Adib and Alaa Mubarak on the accusation of the latter to the hypocrite.

Local media also refused to publish any pictures or videos of Alaa Mubarak's condolences to the father of retired player Ahmed Hossam Mido, hours after he was banned from entering the stadiums.

Not only the media attack or the attempt to prevent the mixing of the masses, but the court courts are the weapon of the most powerful regime in the siege of the sons of Mubarak, although most of the cases of symbols of the Mubarak regime innocence, the sons of the ousted president face a seven-year issue, stock market.

Observers believe that the cases in which Najla Mubarak is accused are used by the regime as a sword to prevent them from any activities that allow them to return politically. However, Sisi's supporters repeatedly assert that the Mubarak regime ended indefinitely, as did the Brotherhood regime, and that there is no fear of the Sisi regime. Is their vision true or do the days have more surprises?