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There are logistical issues such as who owns what. There would be a feeling that the WOSM was picking sides in a cat fight it was not party to and had no interest in.

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There are logistical issues such as who owns what. There would be a feeling that the WOSM was picking sides in a cat fight it was not party to and had no interest in.

IIRC correctly, some property is owned by the National BSA HQ (Like Philmont), and some is owned by individual councils ( the majority of Summer camps). I don't think the property issue would be that big.
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There are logistical issues such as who owns what. There would be a feeling that the WOSM was picking sides in a cat fight it was not party to and had no interest in.

I called it.
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IIRC correctly, some property is owned by the National BSA HQ (Like Philmont), and some is owned by individual councils ( the majority of Summer camps). I don't think the property issue would be that big.

What if the councils split up?

The news reported a new organization called "Navigators" starting up in SLC and apparently in some other cities so even among a community like Utah, there is disagreement in how the Scout program should be run. I would think that areas which are much more spread out and containing a variety of communities, urban to rural, there would tend to be more varied approaches as well.

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What if the councils split up?

world Jamborees, to my knowledge, aren't held at council-owned camps. They are usually held at BSA owned sites. Edited by Saints Alive
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The world jamboree of 2019 is to be held at a BSA owned site in West Virginia

It's a newly acquired site that's being built up for this years National Jamboree. I never realized it was also hoped to host a World one as well. Cool.
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It's a newly acquired site that's being built up for this years National Jamboree. I never realized it was also hoped to host a World one as well. Cool.

What was wrong with Philmont? It was already bought and paid for.

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The logistics of a world jamboree mean that Philmont could not be used. It requires a site able to support a small city of 40,000+ for two weeks including such things as food and a onsite hospital sanitation and so on. It has to be with in a bus ride of a gateway international airport. Such requirement means that Philmont really is not a viable location.

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I know the reason but I don't think it useful at this late date to replay the sorted details in a public forum. I will say this however. It had nothing to do with either girls or gays.

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