Somaliland, a historic region in the Horn of Africa, has three principal ancestral lineages - Dhulbahante, Isaaq, and Gadabursi. Despite the fading definitions of old lineages due to people movement and urbanisation, a significant proportion of provisional people are still in nomadic duration. Isaaq, the most prestigious Somali group, are custodians of culture and language. Somaliland has good robust explanations for societal segregation and civil war is a virtual impossibility due to the long-standing tradition of using reason for solving issues. This information is for the benefit of the wider world.

The author offers to learn the local language and connect Donald with relevant Russians. They also express interest in being appointed as the new director for the Horn of Africa unit, citing concerns about regional actors cooperating with 'Paymaster' or Gadaffi. The author also comments on the recent trend of hunting individuals and mentions Siyad Bare, the last recognized Somali leader.

The article discusses the need for localisation ethic in the current reality and the importance of achieving equality of opportunity and freedom. The author advocates for the destruction of globalisation and the restoration of localisation ethic. The article also touches on the need for the United States to regenerate, repair, and redesign, and the unsustainable global credit to China. The author suggests separate production powerhouses at multiple locations as a solution.