It's not about gambling?

[Rainier Wolfcastle]

All along we've been told this is not about gambling, it's about preservation. Problem is that NCG has not yet, and never will, actually work towards preserving anything. When pressed on the issue of NCG being a preservation or anti gambling group Susan has owned up to the whole preservation angle being bullshit admitting that they are not a preservation group on multiple occasions.

I know I'm preaching to the choir here but I think we can finally put the whole "this isn't about being anti gambling" line of bullshit from NCG to sleep. First they welcome back Bill Kearney with open arms and if you've ever read topix you know this is %100 about gambling for him. Go on over to Facebook and look over the posts at NCG. The top two posts from Susan are celebrating Foxwoods losing its casino license in PHILADELPHIA. Then comes Dani's post about the PGCB violating the sunshine act. A couple posts down are some posts from Rae Egglestone. The first is an anti gambling video link "The Sell-Out: How MASSACHUSETTS Plans to Create New Addicts To Pay For Struggling State Programs". The next 3 posts are from an anti gambling BBC video about LAS VEGAS. The there's another post from Susan about Foxwoods (she's really upset about this Philly casino license too it seems). Then comes the Bill Kearney post about a nun who stole money to gamble. It goes on and on. You'd be very hard pressed to find a mention of the battlefield or Gettysburg anywhere on their page right now. It's all anti gambling, all the time now. It's not even a debatable point anymore what the root cause of NCG is. It's to stop GAMBLING, not to preserve anything in or around Gettysburg.

[Fire Marshal Bill]

Is it to stop gambling, or prevent gambling and anything new in Adams County?

As to Susan being upset over Foxwoods, do you think it may be possible since there are now two Category 3 licenses available that the PGCB may go ahead and issue two licenses on the 6th? I don't know if it is possible, but they have had one license out there for almost four years with no money coming in from it, and this process takes almost a year from the time they announce the license is available and they are taking applications, till they approve them. Do they want to wait another year for another license approval?

Think about it, two licenses available now, and four applicants. Now she sees the odds as 50-50 rather than 25-75?

Just thinking out loud.

[Rainier Wolfcastle]

Dec 17, 2010 8:18:54 GMT -5 Fire Marshal Bill said:

Is it to stop gambling, or prevent gambling and anything new in Adams County?

As to Susan being upset over Foxwoods, do you think it may be possible since there are now two Category 3 licenses available that the PGCB may go ahead and issue two licenses on the 6th? I don't know if it is possible, but they have had one license out there for almost four years with no money coming in from it, and this process takes almost a year from the time they announce the license is available and they are taking applications, till they approve them. Do they want to wait another year for another license approval?

Think about it, two licenses available now, and four applicants. Now she sees the odds as 50-50 rather than 25-75?

Just thinking out loud.

Foxwoods losing its license doesn't help MD at all because that license can only go to Philadelphia. She's not upset about Foxwoods losing their license for a Philly casino, she's celebrating it. That, combined with all the other anti gambling stuff they post from all over the world, should erase any doubt anyone has left that this has anything to do with the battlefield. Susan is using the battlefield as a red herring for a crusade against gambling. Take into account that the Paddocks are selling historically significant land closer to the battlefield than the Eisenhower and I'm not sure how anyone can still be fooled into thinking these clowns care one iota about preservation and the battlefield.

[SpellChecker]

I thought it was clear susan is against gambling when she was on fox news and refused to answer wether or not she was against gambling