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Re: bonanno split

by Wiseguy » Tue Nov 05, 2019 8:44 pm

Jbravo wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:18 pm I hear you..over the last twenty years alot of guys being made simply on money earning, these guys are far from gangsters...
Earners have been more valued than killers for a long time now. It was longer than 20 years ago that George Freselone said, if a guy is a good earner, the family doesn't care if he's never seen a gun. Sure, he has to be able to stand up and not flip, but we've seen plenty of examples of hardcore mob killers with double digit body counts who flipped. Sammy Aparo was caught on a recording in the early 2000s how the Genovese family had about 40 members who were capable killers. It was an off the cuff comment, and who knows how accurate it was, but that would be about 20% of the family. Which, in this day and age, is more than enough.

Re: bonanno split

by NinoFromNYC2 » Tue Nov 05, 2019 3:52 pm

The Genovese’s are the most powerful out of all the other four families. There’s a lot of old timers and veteran Gangsters with more experience compared to these other young up and Coming wiseguys from other families. The one thing I see with the Bonanno’s is that they make somebody and within a year or two that person is already upped to Acting Captain. With the Genovese’s you see more experienced guys as captains running crews and it seems the youngest guys they make are in there 40’s. The genovese’s are legendary and low key there definitely the most successful.

Re: bonanno split

by Bklyn21 » Sun Nov 03, 2019 9:36 am

Jbravo wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:18 pm I hear you..over the last twenty years alot of guys being made simply on money earning, these guys are far from gangsters...
Genovese guys are more Racketeer than Gangster, Bonannos are Gangsters, They'd rather have shooters/Killers, Drug dealers, Bookmakers etc. That's why they get noticed or caught more often, They dont have legitimate rackets like Unions and Construction schemes , Waste hauling etc. They're more blue collar

Re: bonanno split

by Jbravo » Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:18 pm

I hear you..over the last twenty years alot of guys being made simply on money earning, these guys are far from gangsters...

Re: bonanno split

by Joe m » Sat Nov 02, 2019 8:57 am

Even the older guys are getting flashy and not flying under the radar.

Re: bonanno split

by Joe m » Sat Nov 02, 2019 8:28 am

There making legitimate guys gangsters and that’s going to catch up to them.

Re: bonanno split

by Jbravo » Sat Nov 02, 2019 8:19 am

Why you say that? Recent busts? Seems to me they have things straight compared to the other families.

Re: bonanno split

by Joe m » Sat Nov 02, 2019 7:25 am

Not really any more the genovese crew have been scraping the bottom of the barrel for the last few years with the new members .

Re: bonanno split

by TommyGambino » Fri Nov 01, 2019 5:47 pm

Mason_dixon wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2019 4:11 pm
TommyNoto wrote: Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:00 pm They seem to be a mess but at the same time the Bonnano’s are the last street family, cop magnets but will seriously fuck you or one of their own up.
You really think they are that much more a mess than the other five families? They had enough money to higher the lawyers to beat that RICO case. In my mind JOe C and Porky are legit. Do think Joe C did pull a few bonehead stunts tho. Mancuso sounds like a sociopath. My favorite family to learn and read about tho.
You can't compare the 3 smaller families to the Gambino's and Genovese, light years ahead.

Re: bonanno split

by bklynborn1210 » Fri Nov 01, 2019 4:24 pm

TommyNoto wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 1:00 pm
Mason_dixon wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2019 4:11 pm
TommyNoto wrote: Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:00 pm They seem to be a mess but at the same time the Bonnano’s are the last street family, cop magnets but will seriously fuck you or one of their own up.
You really think they are that much more a mess than the other five families? They had enough money to higher the lawyers to beat that RICO case. In my mind JOe C and Porky are legit. Do think Joe C did pull a few bonehead stunts tho. Mancuso sounds like a sociopath. My favorite family to learn and read about tho.
[Joe C and Porky are legit what?]

I’m not qualified to rank today’s family strength but I know Staten Island which is full of hot head younger Bonnano members involved in lower level loansharking , gambling , drug dealing and occasional score. They make $ for a good living but everyone knows who they are , what they are doing. That strip club in SI where they roughed up people is full of these types and just looking to tune someone up. I get the wannabe feel when around them but they are dangerous and not to be fucked with IMO, hot head is an understatement.

The little I know of the west side NJ have huge diversified operations , I have chilled where they have rackets in NWK/ JC/ Bellville and you would have no idea. They handle their biz differently. They don’t have that young group making trouble in bars but will take over all a bars biz activity - betting , loansharking , carting , ATM / vending machines, alcohol sales and the annual counterfeit goods Xmas catalogue :) My x GF brother ran with their Bellville crew and he was big on taking over all of a bar’s business but not owning the bar itself but rather the owner. He had 2 big ones in Carlstadt ( which is an overlooked hot mob area ) and a big one Nutley. Carting rights was as big for him as gambling and mandatory if you owed him $, same with ATM machines if you can believe it.

Luchesse from the little I know are somewhere in between but at least in NJ they were a little more similar to Bonnanos but with bigger business , lots of young kids handling book and drugs, rolling deep in bars and causing trouble. However the older Luchesse wise guys ( Tacetta / Perna SR ) were way more low key and would do 4-5 am meets in bar restaurants like The Godfather and just tip the bartender to stay late and drink their espressos. The younger Pernas were kind of loud but Mike Perna is still a legend and a ghost. Dying to know who is running things him or Tacetta. Carlos was struggling last I heard from him , texting people to move weed for him after he got a score and 2 days later he is pulled over and popped, real amateur IMO compared to the older heads. Him and his crew would always go to Chili's for Cinco De Mayo in Clifton and do so much wannabe gangster shit. I’d be shocked if he had any responsibilities today, shocked and I did not find them dangerous, more embarrassing to be honest.

It’s probably more of a generational thing between young and old but the Westside are just in a different league from a rackets standpoint and once they are in a joint they will run all kind of scams and not just rely on gambling .

I don’t know anything about the Colombo’s and Gambinos

Re: bonanno split

by bklynborn1210 » Fri Nov 01, 2019 4:15 pm

MichaelGiovanni wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2019 9:00 pm I guess though he only has two choices. Either accept it or make a move to get back in and that would probably take violence to pull off.
[He had no choice nor did the other idiots who thought they could just wake up one day and say I think we're gonna take over]

Re: bonanno split

by slimshady_007 » Wed Oct 30, 2019 5:08 am

SonnyBlackstein wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 10:13 pm
slimshady_007 wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:55 pm
SonnyBlackstein wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:18 am
slimshady_007 wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:46 am
Joe m wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:41 am Porky and Joe were good politicians who thought they had the backing of the other families , Mike is a gangster who nobody was about to challenge . That's the difference
The whole coupe wasn’t that effective. Joe c and porky should’ve known that replacing a sitting boss w/o any real force just simply won’t work.
Not necessarily.

Perhaps in the shitshow post Massino ratting there was never a vote by the captains to install Mancuso. The Bronx via Basciano was the controlling regime and when he was nabbed Mancuso stepped up or was appointed.
So an argument could be made the vote to appoint Cammarano was more official than Mancuso’s move to boss.

Who knows.
Joe c tried to politic his way to the boss position and it didn’t seem to work. Politicing and manipulating the family capos to support him only got him so far.
Reread my post.

Stop making definitives when you don’t know the whole story.
What i was trying to say was that joe c had to be more aggressive with his takeover if he wanted to replace a sitting boss. I get what ur sayin tho.

Re: bonanno split

by SonnyBlackstein » Tue Oct 29, 2019 10:13 pm

slimshady_007 wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:55 pm
SonnyBlackstein wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:18 am
slimshady_007 wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:46 am
Joe m wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:41 am Porky and Joe were good politicians who thought they had the backing of the other families , Mike is a gangster who nobody was about to challenge . That's the difference
The whole coupe wasn’t that effective. Joe c and porky should’ve known that replacing a sitting boss w/o any real force just simply won’t work.
Not necessarily.

Perhaps in the shitshow post Massino ratting there was never a vote by the captains to install Mancuso. The Bronx via Basciano was the controlling regime and when he was nabbed Mancuso stepped up or was appointed.
So an argument could be made the vote to appoint Cammarano was more official than Mancuso’s move to boss.

Who knows.
Joe c tried to politic his way to the boss position and it didn’t seem to work. Politicing and manipulating the family capos to support him only got him so far.
Reread my post.

Stop making definitives when you don’t know the whole story.

Re: bonanno split

by slimshady_007 » Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:55 pm

SonnyBlackstein wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:18 am
slimshady_007 wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:46 am
Joe m wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:41 am Porky and Joe were good politicians who thought they had the backing of the other families , Mike is a gangster who nobody was about to challenge . That's the difference
The whole coupe wasn’t that effective. Joe c and porky should’ve known that replacing a sitting boss w/o any real force just simply won’t work.
Not necessarily.

Perhaps in the shitshow post Massino ratting there was never a vote by the captains to install Mancuso. The Bronx via Basciano was the controlling regime and when he was nabbed Mancuso stepped up or was appointed.
So an argument could be made the vote to appoint Cammarano was more official than Mancuso’s move to boss.

Who knows.
Joe c tried to politic his way to the boss position and it didn’t seem to work. Politicing and manipulating the family capos to support him only got him so far.

Re: bonanno split

by TommyNoto » Tue Oct 29, 2019 1:00 pm

Mason_dixon wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2019 4:11 pm
TommyNoto wrote: Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:00 pm They seem to be a mess but at the same time the Bonnano’s are the last street family, cop magnets but will seriously fuck you or one of their own up.
You really think they are that much more a mess than the other five families? They had enough money to higher the lawyers to beat that RICO case. In my mind JOe C and Porky are legit. Do think Joe C did pull a few bonehead stunts tho. Mancuso sounds like a sociopath. My favorite family to learn and read about tho.
I’m not qualified to rank today’s family strength but I know Staten Island which is full of hot head younger Bonnano members involved in lower level loansharking , gambling , drug dealing and occasional score. They make $ for a good living but everyone knows who they are , what they are doing. That strip club in SI where they roughed up people is full of these types and just looking to tune someone up. I get the wannabe feel when around them but they are dangerous and not to be fucked with IMO, hot head is an understatement.

The little I know of the west side NJ have huge diversified operations , I have chilled where they have rackets in NWK/ JC/ Bellville and you would have no idea. They handle their biz differently. They don’t have that young group making trouble in bars but will take over all a bars biz activity - betting , loansharking , carting , ATM / vending machines, alcohol sales and the annual counterfeit goods Xmas catalogue :) My x GF brother ran with their Bellville crew and he was big on taking over all of a bar’s business but not owning the bar itself but rather the owner. He had 2 big ones in Carlstadt ( which is an overlooked hot mob area ) and a big one Nutley. Carting rights was as big for him as gambling and mandatory if you owed him $, same with ATM machines if you can believe it.

Luchesse from the little I know are somewhere in between but at least in NJ they were a little more similar to Bonnanos but with bigger business , lots of young kids handling book and drugs, rolling deep in bars and causing trouble. However the older Luchesse wise guys ( Tacetta / Perna SR ) were way more low key and would do 4-5 am meets in bar restaurants like The Godfather and just tip the bartender to stay late and drink their espressos. The younger Pernas were kind of loud but Mike Perna is still a legend and a ghost. Dying to know who is running things him or Tacetta. Carlos was struggling last I heard from him , texting people to move weed for him after he got a score and 2 days later he is pulled over and popped, real amateur IMO compared to the older heads. Him and his crew would always go to Chili's for Cinco De Mayo in Clifton and do so much wannabe gangster shit. I’d be shocked if he had any responsibilities today, shocked and I did not find them dangerous, more embarrassing to be honest.

It’s probably more of a generational thing between young and old but the Westside are just in a different league from a rackets standpoint and once they are in a joint they will run all kind of scams and not just rely on gambling .

I don’t know anything about the Colombo’s and Gambinos

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