Instability defined ..
This has clearly been thought out really well. It almost feels staged for international media. The picture is that the military is not acting alone but in coordination with various authorities, including religious groups, and even various generational groups. As sugar coated as this step might look, this does not change from the essence that this was not done by legal means. A president that was elected democratically, no matter what one thinks of him, has been removed by armed forces, and this is called a coup d'etat.

If the Muslim Brotherhood resorts to violence like they did in 1970s, if they are pushed out of the political arena, they will be delegitimised once again and will have to go underground, which will be a terribly instability for Egypt.

Oooops! I wrote too soon.

My bad.

Hapo juu hujaona mtu akileta jina lake????

@Lolest,
I don't think you really get it, Egyptians errupted because of the steps that the elected leader took after been elected. Mursi forgot how he got in and decided to ignore the aspiration of Egyptians who went to streets to remove Mubarak.

We also know that our kind of democary has no clear way of unseating incumbents, infact in our kind of democracy incumbents just serve their full maximum term, and their preferred man can pick up from where they left, elections are just a way to fool the people. By the way did you heard the Mugabe is democratically elected? So until there is a clear way of unseating incumbents, People will just have to do what Egyptians did.

Until people like you understand why Egyptians are celebrating, Kenya and Africa cannot change.

This is a coup d' etat.

When will the country be stable?