Amr Adib and Mahmoud Sisi .. ridicule of the son of the President or a yellow press?

A state of anger and cynicism pioneered social networking sites in Egypt, after a professional fall in which a broadcaster close to the security services Amr Adib signed on Sunday evening.

Like the headlines of the yellow press that spread in Egypt at the end of the nineties and the beginning of the new millennium, Amr Adib announced that his guest in yesterday's episode is Mahmoud Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. Egyptian newspapers, such as al-Watan, also reported.

Mahmoud el-Sisi's name has sparked controversy over the past few days as the de facto control of the Egyptian security services. He has been accused of corruption, and Sinai activist Massad Abu Fagr accused him of being behind the chaos in Sinai.

But the expected guest was not Sisi's son, but three people, the owners of a series of new pharmacies that have aroused controversy in recent days as belonging to the army, which denied the spokesman of the Egyptian army, including a pharmacist named Mahmoud Hamdi Abdel Fattah Sisi.

Adeeb said he was very happy with what he described as the trap he set up for communication sites and opposition channels, ignoring the fact that newspapers and sites belonging to or close to the Authority were the first to publish about hosting the son of Sisi.

Supporters of the Authority also grabbed comments by some opponents of Sisi, highlighting the hosting of Amr Adib by Mahmoud al-Sisi and hastened the analysis and conclusion, and saw it as a mockery of the opponents of the Authority.

However, many of the pioneers of the networking sites considered what the Egyptian broadcaster did was an unacceptable provocation and a professional fall that added to his hypocrisy in the authority's hypocrisy.

Activists and journalists launched a tag to attack Adib in which more than 13,000 singers participated, and others launched a tag to boycott the pharmacy chain, in which more than 15,000 singers participated.