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In a SHTF scenario, would the mafia strike back against the NWO? Are they all in cahoots? Would the mob be a de facto "good guy", or would it be more like a turf war?
survey: Mafia v. NWO
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The mafia needs the government to ban shit, so they can dominate the black markets.
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Lol... Mafias have no significant impact on society today. Shit's all bout the gangstazzz. G$ cap'n muthfukkas who be runnin' they mouth bout conservative bullshit and preachin'gainst my homeboy Obama. Those the fukkas who gunna rape yuh in the britches, bitches. Damn -- fuck man! We usin' fukkin Yellow Obama signs in our territory to tell fukkas that this Latino Kings land and y'all best GTFO, yo!
But seriously, gangsters of my day didn't do that shit. We were professional and ethical -- libertarian, if you'd be willing to associate labels. We initiated people who ASKED by cutting off their fingers, dick, or just cutting into their thigh. Nope -- not today... Today's "Gangstazzz" rely on text messaging as their "organized" communication and rape each other for initiation. Ain't got no dignity.
But seriously, gangsters of my day didn't do that shit. We were professional and ethical -- libertarian, if you'd be willing to associate labels. We initiated people who ASKED by cutting off their fingers, dick, or just cutting into their thigh. Nope -- not today... Today's "Gangstazzz" rely on text messaging as their "organized" communication and rape each other for initiation. Ain't got no dignity.
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Read this article and tell me if you still feel the same way:
http://www.history.com/encyclopedia.do?articleId=215463
MAFIA-
name for a loose association of criminal groups, sometimes bound by a blood oath and sworn to secrecy. The Mafia first developed in Sicily in feudal times to protect the estates of absentee landlords. By the 19th century the Mafia had become a network of criminal bands that dominated the Sicilian countryside. The members were bound by Omerta, a rigid code of conduct that included avoiding all contact and cooperation with the authorities. The Mafia had neither a centralized organization nor a hierarchy; it consisted of many small groups, each autonomous within its own district. By employing terroristic methods against the peasant electorate, the Mafia attained political office in several communities, thus acquiring influence with the police and obtaining legal access to weapons.
Benito Mussolini's Fascist government succeeded for a time in suppressing the Mafia, but the organization emerged again after World War II. Over the next 30 years the Mafia became a power not only in Sicily but all over Italy as well. The Italian government began an anti-Mafia campaign in the early 1980s, leading not only to a number of arrests and sensational trials, but also to the assassination of several key law enforcement officials in retaliation. Public outrage was tempered by the arrest in 1993 of the reputed Mafia leader, Salvatore Riina (1930– ), as well as the arrest (April 2006) of Bernardo Provenzano (1933– ), suspected leader of the Sicilian Mafia, who had been on the run for 43 years.Beginning in the late 19th century, some members of the Mafia emigrated to the U.S. They soon became entrenched in American organized crime, especially in the 1920s during Prohibition. After the repeal of Prohibition in 1933 ended most bootlegging, the Mafia moved into other areas, such as gambling, labor racketeering, prostitution, and, in recent years, narcotics. Links with the Italian Mafia were also maintained. As in Italy, prosecution of reputed Mafia leaders in the U.S. increased in the 1980s and ‘90s. Responsible groups of Americans have, at times, waged campaigns in the media to obliterate any assumption that crime in the U.S. is dominated by people of Italian descent, claiming that the existence of an American Mafia had not been fully established.
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Breaking it down in simple form mafia is blue collar and nwo is white collar. NWO anti-gambling, anti-prostitution, anti-drug, anti-union corporate level criminals protected by government and mafia could be said to be pro gambling,prostitution,drugs,union and operate outside the government protection.
chuckling over
Read up on Youngstown, Ohio...
I would agree with the fact they lean libertarian in the sense of governing principles.
chuckling over
Read up on Youngstown, Ohio...
I would agree with the fact they lean libertarian in the sense of governing principles.
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The main link and glue that ties the Mafia and NWO together is Scottish Rite Freemasonry.<IMHO>
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You probably would greatly benefit from reading up on some of the secret societies.<IMHO>
Result: Many fewer future
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heavenlyboy34
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You probably would greatly benefit from reading up on some of the secret societies.<IMHO>
Result: Many fewer future
I agree! So much to learn, so little time.
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The NWO controls the Mafia. The Mafia is still very powerful and influential, and has infiltrated a number of legitimate corporations over the last several decades.
The days of an overt public presence like Capone in Chicago, are over. The more sophisticated Mafia of today prefers a low-key approach that doesn't attract the attention of legal authorities and the public.
The days of an overt public presence like Capone in Chicago, are over. The more sophisticated Mafia of today prefers a low-key approach that doesn't attract the attention of legal authorities and the public.
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Thank You resident ghetto-tard/wigger-chav/pachuco/afrobozo-crackhead/vanilla ice/feminem/emInMen/fabfive freddy-downsyndrome eMpTy-V mental patient , etc etc.
On a happier note, shit-hop culture and music is dying. Recent rolling stone and time magazine articles talked about this. Sales have crashed since 2000 and are still going down. Major labels dropping rappers. Radio stations dropping the formats. etc etc.
All good news =)
Long live the 80s and the new electro scene.
On a happier note, shit-hop culture and music is dying. Recent rolling stone and time magazine articles talked about this. Sales have crashed since 2000 and are still going down. Major labels dropping rappers. Radio stations dropping the formats. etc etc.
All good news =)
Long live the 80s and the new electro scene.
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Don't care for the electro stuff...but there was some good shit that came from the 80s...Queen, Thin Lizzy, etc.
but all those awful hair metal bands! Ratt, Poison, Meatloaf, Whitesnake(et. al.) can stay in the 80s for all I care. 
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Technically, yeah...but they all remained popular in the 80s (to some capacity or another), and heavily influenced 80s kids (like the Metallica and Megadeth boys, back in the old days).
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For some reason, "Metallica" is reminding me of some court case documentary with a small group (3?) of redneck goth kids who were suspected of brutally murdering a couple boys down by a creek.
Anyone know what I'm thinking of?
heavenlyboy34
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When did that happen? I might know what you're thinking of.
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I don't recall... late 80s, early 90s?
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