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By: Dom Figueroa

Dom Figueroa — Sat, 01 Oct 2016 07:02:36 +0000

When are they going to open the casino? I want to know.

By: Lars Jones

Lars Jones — Sat, 20 Feb 2016 16:09:47 +0000

Thank you for reading World Casino News and providing your perspective. I think our readers are astute enough to gather that because there are issues still before the courts, that not all matters have been settled. They can also view the video above (made public by the 9th CCoA) and form their own opinions on issues raised in those proceedings (albeit in a glossary sense unless they seek out full briefs, etc.). My comment that, “the project has advanced in a legal manner” is based on a snapshot of where the casino is today in relation to historic court decisions on writs, injunctions, stays, dismissals, etc.
Our job here is to report the news. If there is a factual error in my report please let us know so that it can be corrected or retracted. If the ‘tone’ of the article is unpleasing to you, by all means you are welcome to comment and provide your prospective and we appreciate your contributions. We can’t however allow criminal allegations (in re the previous commenter) to stand without substantiation, and if you read my response again, in absolute context, I think you may agree it is not “absolutely wrong”.
Thank you again for reading the World Casino News and please feel free to contact us if we miss any important developments.

By: JACJAMUL

JACJAMUL — Sat, 20 Feb 2016 14:29:20 +0000

In reply to Lars Jones. Lars, you do understand that there are still pending lawsuits regarding the legality of the tribe, CEQA violations, and public safety? The plan to dump waste-water into a state owned ecological preserve? This tribal entity and their financial backer have completely disregarded the community and surrounding area. They claim they are opening in the summer of 2016 but do not have a permit from the the CA dept of transportation to access the property from a state highway. Illegal in the eyes of the state of CA. Penn National has claimed they are managing the property but do not have an approved management contract from the NIGC. Illegal in the eyes of the federal government. So, NO, the project has not moved forward in a legal manner. You are completely wrong.

By: Lars Jones

Lars Jones — Fri, 19 Feb 2016 22:24:19 +0000

In reply to Bubba Watson. Thank you for your comments and perspective. We realize emotions run high in such a hotly contested issue. Through the many years of my awareness of the Jamul plan and extensive research I have not seen any substantiated claims of [redacted: reference to unsubstantiated allegation]. My reading of the history and legal proceedings shows that the project has advanced in a legal manner, albeit not without opposition, over the last 15+ years. Thank you for reading World Casino News. Your comments are most welcome and always solicited. Thank you for sharing them with our readers.

By: Bubba Watson

Bubba Watson — Fri, 19 Feb 2016 19:03:35 +0000

You forgot to mention that the “tribe” kicked out members that were against the casino at gun point and bulldozed down their homes, saying they really werent native Americans.There are only a few members on this land and it is only about five acres with a horrible traffic problem on the narrow two lane road. Oh and of course the site was built on top of those evicted families ancestors graves, but who cares about a few families when you can make 30 million a year for the suits. The article makes it sound like there is only a few wackos opposed to this project, while infact the whole community around the area is opposed but through [redacted: unsubstantiated allegation] and underhanded tactics got it through in spite of the many problems it will cause.