by CabriniGreen » Sat Mar 08, 2025 6:38 am
Ozgoz wrote: ↑Sat Mar 08, 2025 3:28 am
Do we have an established well accepted structure from farm to fork? lol
I presume it’s
1. Farmers
2. Processors (farmed product into paste?)
3. Local Transporters (from processing labs to intl. hubs?)
4. International transporters (the big major players here?)
5. Major wholesalers in the west (LCN here?)
6. Mid level dealers (or perhaps further down, here?)
7. Street level dealers (the guy selling it in grams)
Is that roughly correct or am I missing/adding steps?
I see cartels in steps 3/4
major OC groups step 5 (LCN until mid 80s?)
Perhaps LCN now step 6?
Or am I missing an extra step between 6 and 7? I don’t see a LCN capo laying it off to a street dealer, we’ve not gotten that low yet, have we?
The 1st 3...... Im not sure if they matter? I dunno...
Unless the Mexicans have made major inroads into the refining processes, I think these are basically locals. Controlled BY locals.
4. Western Hemisphere, Mexico. They have the border.
Europe? Italians, Albanians, Dutch and Serbs, I think handle the majority. Thst Irish guy Kinahan had a big organization too.
5. In the 80s. Yeah. Now.... I think It's Mexicans. East coast, MAYBE Dominicans? I'll bet money all the coke goes to Europe, and NY is just the transhipment point. Like what the Corona Queens guy was doing.
6 and 7 depend on where you are talking about. In Palermo, they are the mid-level dealers, and Ndrangheta are the suppliers/importers. In that Lombard mafia system, that Consortium was sourcing a ton of coke a month, and all the dealers were theirs too. Horizontal/ Vertical integration.
Also..... don't sleep on this development....
https://www.voanews.com/a/discovery-of- ... 93617.html
[quote=Ozgoz post_id=290612 time=1741429695 user_id=5448]
Do we have an established well accepted structure from farm to fork? lol
I presume it’s
1. Farmers
2. Processors (farmed product into paste?)
3. Local Transporters (from processing labs to intl. hubs?)
4. International transporters (the big major players here?)
5. Major wholesalers in the west (LCN here?)
6. Mid level dealers (or perhaps further down, here?)
7. Street level dealers (the guy selling it in grams)
Is that roughly correct or am I missing/adding steps?
I see cartels in steps 3/4
major OC groups step 5 (LCN until mid 80s?)
Perhaps LCN now step 6?
Or am I missing an extra step between 6 and 7? I don’t see a LCN capo laying it off to a street dealer, we’ve not gotten that low yet, have we?
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The 1st 3...... Im not sure if they matter? I dunno...
Unless the Mexicans have made major inroads into the refining processes, I think these are basically locals. Controlled BY locals.
4. Western Hemisphere, Mexico. They have the border.
Europe? Italians, Albanians, Dutch and Serbs, I think handle the majority. Thst Irish guy Kinahan had a big organization too.
5. In the 80s. Yeah. Now.... I think It's Mexicans. East coast, MAYBE Dominicans? I'll bet money all the coke goes to Europe, and NY is just the transhipment point. Like what the Corona Queens guy was doing.
6 and 7 depend on where you are talking about. In Palermo, they are the mid-level dealers, and Ndrangheta are the suppliers/importers. In that Lombard mafia system, that Consortium was sourcing a ton of coke a month, and all the dealers were theirs too. Horizontal/ Vertical integration.
Also..... don't sleep on this development....
https://www.voanews.com/a/discovery-of-europe-s-biggest-cocaine-factory-in-spain-marks-new-trend/7093617.html