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Jeffrey Epstein files have been released by the US Department of Justice: Three million pages, 180,000 images and 2,000 videos were posted publicly on Friday.
SOMALILAND IN THE EPSTEIN FILES
Newly released emails reveal that Jeffrey Epstein and his associates repeatedly discussed Somaliland as a business and strategic opportunity from 2012 to 2018 long before its recent geopolitical spotlight.
Key points from the exchanges:
- In 2012, Epstein explored starting a water company in Somaliland, highlighting “huge untapped and clean water reserves” near Berbera port. He described the project as quick to launch, highly profitable, and easy to ship directly to Saudi Arabia, with water sources already surveyed.
- Another thread proposed creating a film and media production hub called “SOMALIWOOD STUDIOS” in Somaliland.
- A 2013 email pitched oil exploration concessions, seeking $50 million to secure three large blocks covering about 30,000 square kilometers. The sender called the prospects “good” and mentioned coordinating with European partners.
- By 2018, messages connected Somaliland to Gulf investment, including a Dubai-based developer (known for artificial island projects) reportedly “doing business in Somaliland,” with Epstein offering to make introductions.
Collectively, these private communications show Somaliland being viewed within elite Western and Gulf circles as a valuable target for resource extraction (water & oil), logistics (Red Sea/Berbera port access), cultural/soft power influence (media hub), and regional positioning years ahead of current headlines involving Gulf states, Israel, Red Sea security, and Horn of Africa dynamics.
Somalia is referenced for aid dependency, foreign troops, government corruption, and failed state with a broken system.
Somalinimadu waa cudur iyo munafaqad” Ft @cjnas_ Part 2 is up now!
“Somalia la xisaabtan mooye wanaag nagama dhexeeyo”.
Link: https://t.co/DqV27jMNPG
#Somaliland#TheKasimWiseShow