Activists wonder: Where the army of corruption Sisi?

Abdel Rahman Mohamed-Cairo

The momentum created by the Egyptian actor and contractor Mohamed Ali since his appearance on the scene, is still present in virtual reality through social media despite the absence of repercussions on the ground, where a large segment of Egyptian activists are welcomed by his electronic calls.

As part of the series of calls, Mohamed Ali launched a poison in which he called on the activists to send messages to the army and its members asking about their position, which he considers a "betrayal and unquestionable labor" of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, who called on him to step down or isolate him through the army.

Following the launch of the invitation, the #Sisi_Jayna_Gishna_Fin brand topped the list of the most traded Twitter site in Egypt, and also received a large interaction on Facebook, which was celebrated by Mohamed Ali and considered as evidence of Egyptians' conviction that Sisi should be removed from the presidency of Egypt.

But he called on his supporters to continue to interact and send messages to the army, stressing that the goal is to deliver those messages to all members of the national army until the achievement of its purpose and prompt them to respond to them in order to reach them.

Within the interactions of the Egyptians on the marking, some questioned the denial of the silence of members of the military about the successive revelations of corruption and manifestations of corruption of Sisi and the high army leaders, and their policies that lead to humiliating the dignity of the army and its personnel in particular, Egypt and its people in general.

In this context, a number of them have circulated different pictures of army officers and recruits selling food and other commercial products, and others have circulated pictures of the victims of the army of the Sinai people, where they believe that Sisi worked to implicate the army in the face of a section of the Egyptian people, and left its members to bear a tax that.

Others recalled what Mohamed Ali had called in previous videos about the large disparities in salaries and benefits between army officers in the same category and rank, in which he revealed the names of a number of army brigades who raised billions of pounds in return for their satisfaction with the corruption of the ruling regime.

In this context, some recalled the Sinai activist Massad Abu Fagr in one of his videos that the biggest loser in the Sinai war is the army of Egypt, which was thrown into a crematorium crushed by its elements on a daily basis, by Sisi and the Egyptian army's senior leadership.

In exchange for holding some of the reactive members of the army and soldiers responsible for the deterioration and weakness of the situation, others sympathized with them, arguing that they are helpless in the face of the overwhelming leadership and that they do not blame them.