Mr. Mark Bellamy

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  Mark Bellamy, senior fellow at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the pirates "are more interested in the money than disposing of the cargo."
  
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  "Kenya's value and effectiveness as a partner of the U.S. depends a lot on it being a stable and open society," said Mark Bellamy, who served as U.S. ambassador to Kenya from 2003 to 2006.

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  Mark Bellamy, a senior fellow in residence with the CSIS Africa Program, was quoted by Slate.com, "Obama Gets Dressed."

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  By Mark Bellamy and J. Stephen Morrison
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  Mark Bellamy is a former U.S. ambassador to Kenya and a senior fellow in residence for the Africa Program and the International Security Program at CSIS.J.

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  Mark Bellamy, a senior fellow in residence with the CSIS Africa Program, was quoted by Slate.com, "Obama Gets Dressed."
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  I spoke with Mark Bellamy, a former ambassador to Kenya and a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, who told me that Wajir is a pastoral town of about 5,000 people,almost all of whom are Muslim.Bellamy,who hasn't declared his preference in the presidential race,didn't recognize the "outfit" but said it wasn't Islamic garb.He thought it was probably some sort of traditional Somali-Kenyan dress and that the people hosting Obama offered it to him as a sign of hospitality."Wherever I travel I get dressed up in same way," he said, "out of consideration for the hosts."
  
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  "The sheer diversity of Kenya's ethnic make-up means that it's not Rwanda or Burundi," noted Mark Bellamy, the United States ambassador to Kenya between 2003 and 2006.
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  Whether Kibaki or his defeated rival Raila Odinga, who belongs to the Luo tribe, "no political leader in Kenya has any interest in stoking ethnic violence," said Bellamy, now a senior fellow at the Washington-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies.

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  By Mark Bellamy and J. Stephen Morrison
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  Mark Bellamy is a former U.S.Ambassador to Kenya and a senior fellow in residence for the Africa Program and the International Security Program at CSIS.J.

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  Mark Bellamy, senior fellow in the Africa program at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the pirates "are more interested in the money than disposing of the cargo.""There's theoretically a possibility these weapons can fall into the wrong hands, but what is al-Qaida going to do with tanks in Somalia?"he said.Christensen said the arms shipment was destined for Sudan - not Kenya, which had been claiming to be the arms' destination."We are aware that the actual cargo was intended for Sudan, not Kenya," he said.

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  Moderator Sean McFate: Program Director, Bi-Partisan Policy Center Panelists Gayle Smith: Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress Ambassador (ret) Mark Bellamy: Senior Fellow, Africa Program and International Security at CSIS Major General Arnold Fields, USMC (ret): National Defense University

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  Mark Bellamy, senior fellow in the Africa program at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the pirates ‘‘are more interested in the money than disposing of the cargo."
  
  ‘‘There's theoretically a possibility these weapons can fall into the wrong hands, but what is al-Qaida going to do with tanks in Somalia?"he said.
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  Bellamy said it was not illegal to send weapons to the north or south Sudanese governments.

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