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East Bronx wrote:

IRA wrote:

East Bronx wrote:Crime is alive and well. And it will always be somewhat organized, especially if you're born into it. But the days of rats living in abject fear of these guys are obviously over. But there's nothing the mob can do. If they keep the status quo, they get to earn. If they start killing people again, the Feds start burying them under the jail again.

The future: Some hustles with trusted friends, keep it a secret, keep the violence to an absolute minimum, and be semi-legit. That's how this thing survives.

This is the answer to it all regarding the, could you be a wiseguy thread, and how it is these days

Thanks, IRA. I get lucky sometimes.

I'm just a retired Teamster living on a pension. I came home to New York this week to vote in the DickNose decision because they wouldn't give me an absentee ballot.

Come on, Pogo. Movie man. It's paraphrased, but where's it's from? Its an easy one .

IRA wrote:

East Bronx wrote:Crime is alive and well. And it will always be somewhat organized, especially if you're born into it. But the days of rats living in abject fear of these guys are obviously over. But there's nothing the mob can do. If they keep the status quo, they get to earn. If they start killing people again, the Feds start burying them under the jail again.

The future: Some hustles with trusted friends, keep it a secret, keep the violence to an absolute minimum, and be semi-legit. That's how this thing survives.

This is the answer to it all regarding the, could you be a wiseguy thread, and how it is these days

Rocco wrote:No the Calco thing happened in Palm Coast. in between St Augustine and Ormond Beach/Daytona area. much further north.

East Bronx wrote:

JCB1977 wrote:Kasman living in South Florida, a haven for mobsters across the country, demonstrates that the mob doesn't go after witnesses any longer.

Same goes for Joey Calco. He keeps his first name, adopts a new ITALIAN last name (Milano, when should have changed it to fucking Schwartz), and they stick him in Florida, a favorite wiseguy vacation spot, where he opens up a pizzeria called fucking Goomba's. Then he assaults a guy in said pizzeria. You can't make this shit up. You really fucking can't.

And yet you get the occasional threat from random new posters for posting on an obscure message board. These guys aren't even going after the people who sent them to prison, let alone some random, anonymous guy on the Internet. Give me a fucking break .

Crime is alive and well. And it will always be somewhat organized, especially if you're born into it. But the days of rats living in abject fear of these guys are obviously over. But there's nothing the mob can do. If they keep the status quo, they get to earn. If they start killing people again, the Feds start burying them under the jail again.

The future: Some hustles with trusted friends, keep it a secret, keep the violence to an absolute minimum, and be semi-legit. That's how this thing survives.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/m ... e-1.978961

JCB1977 wrote:

East Bronx wrote:

JCB1977 wrote:Kasman living in South Florida, a haven for mobsters across the country, demonstrates that the mob doesn't go after witnesses any longer.

Same goes for Joey Calco. He keeps his first name, adopts a new ITALIAN last name (Milano, when should have changed it to fucking Schwartz), and they stick him in Florida, a favorite wiseguy vacation spot, where he opens up a pizzeria called fucking Goomba's. Then he assaults a guy in said pizzeria. You can't make this shit up. You really fucking can't.

And yet you get the occasional threat from random new posters for posting on an obscure message board. These guys aren't even going after the people who sent them to prison, let alone some random, anonymous guy on the Internet. Give me a fucking break .

Crime is alive and well. And it will always be somewhat organized, especially if you're born into it. But the days of rats living in abject fear of these guys are obviously over. But there's nothing the mob can do. If they keep the status quo, they get to earn. If they start killing people again, the Feds start burying them under the jail again.

The future: Some hustles with trusted friends, keep it a secret, keep the violence to an absolute minimum, and be semi-legit. That's how this thing survives.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/m ... e-1.978961

If I'm not mistaken, didn't that happen in Port St Lucie?

East Bronx wrote:

JCB1977 wrote:Kasman living in South Florida, a haven for mobsters across the country, demonstrates that the mob doesn't go after witnesses any longer.

Same goes for Joey Calco. He keeps his first name, adopts a new ITALIAN last name (Milano, when should have changed it to fucking Schwartz), and they stick him in Florida, a favorite wiseguy vacation spot, where he opens up a pizzeria called fucking Goomba's. Then he assaults a guy in said pizzeria. You can't make this shit up. You really fucking can't.

And yet you get the occasional threat from random new posters for posting on an obscure message board. These guys aren't even going after the people who sent them to prison, let alone some random, anonymous guy on the Internet. Give me a fucking break .

Crime is alive and well. And it will always be somewhat organized, especially if you're born into it. But the days of rats living in abject fear of these guys are obviously over. But there's nothing the mob can do. If they keep the status quo, they get to earn. If they start killing people again, the Feds start burying them under the jail again.

The future: Some hustles with trusted friends, keep it a secret, keep the violence to an absolute minimum, and be semi-legit. That's how this thing survives.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/m ... e-1.978961

SonnyBlackstein wrote:Something about Kasman just grates with me.

Some rats you can understand, even sympathise with. Pete Chiodo for example.

Others, like Kasman, Kasman especially, I just cant stand.

JCB1977 wrote:Kasman living in South Florida, a haven for mobsters across the country, demonstrates that the mob doesn't go after witnesses any longer.