If you'll allow me, I'll add just one more thing, one interesting dimension about this. Professor Menkhaus has talked about Somaliland, the self-declared “Republic of Somaliland”, which in a comparative sense is much better than Somalia—or at least to the south. There's a lot of promise there.
Ironically, because it has not been recognized, I have had Somalis tell me that there is pressure on them not to disagree and not to have anything that becomes too public, because they are trying to sustain this relatively peaceful and united region and they're quite desperate for the international recognition that comes with that, so the fact that it hasn't been recognized also has the effect of keeping everybody in line, for better or for worse. I think that probably saves Somaliland from becoming more violent than it is, but it also probably has an effect on freedom of speech and a free press.