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Re: Who is the Colombos boss?
[Re: furio_from_naples]
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08/04/24 10:48 AM
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VitoCahill
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thks liggio.
with the above being said though what options would a rival faction even have in 2024? the violence option seems like a non starter. there continues to be no appetite for a 4th colombo war or even taking out anybody from associate level on up, across the board amongst all american mafia families. so for sake of argument lets not even consider the 'violence option.'
how about the term the media describe as quiet quitting? we will assume in this scenario teddy is boss in jail, acting boss d'onofrio is on the street envelopes albeit meager continue to fill the top admins pockets business as usual. but lets say a non persico allied capo like joe amato after his prison stint is up he decides i am going to decrease the amount i am kicking up and maybe make an alliance with another family based in the u.s. or new york. it has been a while since a member from one family has transferred to another let alone a capo but its 2024 so who knows. what is to stop such a scenario? envelopes continue to get smaller and now with the backing of a larger stronger family at some point amato stops sending anything and his operation and crew become part of another family. all of this is pure speculation of course but i think of joe cammarano jr years back allegedly taking a vote amongst capos to become boss or acting boss, effectively the bonnano power at that time. mancuso was imprisoned and cammarano jr did have the power in that family up until 2019+-. cammarano jr never had designs of transferring to another family i know, but what would stop any high level member of colombos of attempting a cammarano type move? the persico leadership would be put between a rock and a hard place. would the top leaders of other mafia families really approve another bloody colombo war in the future? no way. would the persicos have the sack to attempt to take out rivals without any other families consent or backing? i dont want to answer all my own questions but seems doubtful, more likely there would be some kind of peace or sitdown to resolve without major violence.
all to say there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to these mafia families. some believe in the mafia and all its rules, others use it to their own advantage. but the history of the mafia has shown us that anything is possible from alliances, wars, inter family coups and all other kinds of palace intrigue. for the colombos or any family to continue status quo and unchanging they risk losing power on the street to rival crime groups and more importantly i think rival factions inside there own families.
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Re: Who is the Colombos boss?
[Re: furio_from_naples]
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08/04/24 05:14 PM
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BugsyM
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Teddy Persico will be out on december 2025,as he said he have nothing to loose so or someone would whack him,history is destined to repeat. Whack him? LOL. Nobody is whacking anybody.
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Re: Who is the Colombos boss?
[Re: furio_from_naples]
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08/04/24 08:13 PM
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BugsyM
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Teddy Persico will be out on december 2025,as he said he have nothing to loose so or someone would whack him,history is destined to repeat. Whack him? LOL. Nobody is whacking anybody. Then the family will have another Persico as boss. Boss of what? People outside of NYC have a high opinion of the mob. People here know it's done, the F.B.I. certainly knows it's done, with their 2 member organized crime task force. LOL.
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Re: Who is the Colombos boss?
[Re: Liggio]
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08/06/24 12:51 PM
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furio_from_naples
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The mob doesn't need the unions to earn. Let's not forget Tom Farese and Patsy Truglia's $93 million healthcare fraud. Those guys had fabulous homes and millions in the bank, just to show earning potential. Some of you are very narrow-minded. Liggio,every crime gruop dont need unions to made money but what was the difference between a mob family and a gang was the organization and the power to control unions,judges ecc The Colombos was always the most weak and instable due to the Carmine Persico desire to continue to be a boss even with a 100 years sentence. My opinion is that with a boss on the streets (maybe not related with the Persicos) the Colombos can become more stable and maybe expand.
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