An anti-Sisi storm sweeps through social media

With the approaching demonstrations called by the Egyptian actor and contractor, Mohamed Ali, calling for the resignation of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the battle between the two sides is still raging on social networking sites, with a clear lead on the tags supported by the opponents of the latter.

During the last few hours, the tag (# Nazleen_Goma_leh) issued a social networking site Twitter in Egypt, shortly after its launch, and emerged among the highest circulation in a number of Arab countries, as with the previous tags launched by Mohamed Ali, and disappeared later after it took the lead.

Soon, the lead came to the mark of the brother of the people (#Year_With_Drop_System), a phrase that has its impact and memories for those who participated in the January 2011 revolution that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak after thirty years in power.

This lead reflected the widening circle of Mohammed Ali's supporters, and helped to support a number of known symbols of his movements and calls, including the Egyptian space scientist Essam Hajji, who announced his support for the call for the demonstration on Friday, prompting many activists to circulate his statements through the leader label.

Masked army officer
Activists also circulated a video of a masked man presenting himself as an army officer, calling on Egyptians to heed Mohamed Ali's call to demonstrate on Friday, prompting them with information that confirmed that Mohamed Ali was backed by state sovereign bodies and that the descent would not be as risky as the case. By June 30, 2013.

While the revolutionary atmosphere was not absent from the interaction with the marking, evoking passages and photos from the events of the January 2011 revolution, as well as scenes from the breaking of the Rabaa sit-in, the most prominent of what was circulated through the marking were images showing the suffering of the Egyptians, and the extent of corruption that prevailed during the reign of Sisi.

Others expressed their fears that this wave would be confined to the enthusiasm of social networking sites, and does not show a trace in reality, to return everyone to what it was, which prompted others to propose civil disobedience as an effective alternative to take to the street, which they felt would increase the suffering Number of detainees.

On the other hand, pro-Sisi interacted with the tag, warning in their tweets not to respond to the demonstration call on Friday, saying it was not justified, and others accused Mohamed Ali of working for suspicious parties, while others rarely that there is no reason worth leaving the houses only watching Super scheduled between Ahli and Zamalek.