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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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In the Mike Wallace interview from early 80's, his exact words when Mike called him out on this exact issue where something like, "If Carmine Galante deala drugs, he do it withouta my knowledge, Yes"
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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I'm reading Mafia: Last Secrets from Bill Bonanno at the moment..
He talks about all the Commission meetings in history he and his father attended. The 1956 meeting at Joe Barbera's house, the year before the notorious '57 one, was the first Bill himself attended he said.
He explains that there was a big fight between Giancana and Anastasia, because Giancana (at his first Commission meeting allegedly) said: ''When are you gonna kill Frank Scalise?'' Anastasia went beserk according to Bill and needed to be calmed down by his father Joe, the chairman of the meeting..
Bill explains that the remark was about the supposed button-selling racket, but I find it very strange that a guy like Giancana, not from NY and his first Commission meeting would challenge someone like Anastasia like that. But on the other hand, why would Bill lie about such a thing because in this case there's nothing to gain by it.. read in a few books that giancana did call Anastasia down on scalise, my understanding is from what I read, that scalise was bringing heroin through Chicago, scalise did get hit, heard two versions of why, 1--- he was selling membership in lcn, 2- he was selling heroin. I think its a fact that there was a major disagreement. as far as joe bonnano goes, he was a rat, in one book he laid out the structure of the commission, which gulianni used to convict bosses. and that's a fact.
" watch what you say around this guy, he's got a big mouth" sam giancana to an outfit soldier about frank Sinatra. [ from the book "my way"
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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07/04/16 06:39 PM
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Also if Joe B was such an ass clown as most seem to think then why was he consulted before Galante was hit? He was no push over people feared him for years after he lost "power" and I am sure for good reason. My guess is that since Galante was Bonanno's former underboss and protege, the other bosses (especially Funzi Tieri and Big Paul Castellano) sought Joe Bananas opinion on this matter. The bosses (Castellano, Persico, Tony Ducks Corallo, Jerry Catena, Santo Trafficante, Funzi Tieri) held a Commission meeting, and all (except for Carmine Persico, who opposed the hit on Galante as he was good friends with him) voted to have Galante killed off. To do this, they got the approval of Rusty Rastelli, and may have asked Joe Bananas about the planned hit on Galante. They may have sent emissaries (possibly Neil Dellacroce, among others), and Bonanno gave them the nod to have Galante killed off. It's also possible that the emissaries sent a veiled threat to Bonanno to stay in Arizona or face a similar fate like Galante. I'm sure Bonanno got the warning, and did nothing to prevent Galante from getting killed. http://www.cosanostranews.com/2014/01/funzi-tieri-got-nod-from-bananas.html
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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I'm reading Mafia: Last Secrets from Bill Bonanno at the moment..
He talks about all the Commission meetings in history he and his father attended. The 1956 meeting at Joe Barbera's house, the year before the notorious '57 one, was the first Bill himself attended he said.
He explains that there was a big fight between Giancana and Anastasia, because Giancana (at his first Commission meeting allegedly) said: ''When are you gonna kill Frank Scalise?'' Anastasia went beserk according to Bill and needed to be calmed down by his father Joe, the chairman of the meeting..
Bill explains that the remark was about the supposed button-selling racket, but I find it very strange that a guy like Giancana, not from NY and his first Commission meeting would challenge someone like Anastasia like that. But on the other hand, why would Bill lie about such a thing because in this case there's nothing to gain by it.. read in a few books that giancana did call Anastasia down on scalise, my understanding is from what I read, that scalise was bringing heroin through Chicago, scalise did get hit, heard two versions of why, 1--- he was selling membership in lcn, 2- he was selling heroin. I think its a fact that there was a major disagreement. as far as joe bonnano goes, he was a rat, in one book he laid out the structure of the commission, which gulianni used to convict bosses. and that's a fact. If he was selling heroin, he wasn't the only boss, or second in command to be doing so. So I find it somewhat unlikely that they'd kill him for that.
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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05/08/17 06:02 PM
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one thing stands out to me after reading all these posts, in realation to joe bonanno, i really think he did put out those contracts that columbo burned him on, i don't think magliocco had the cajones to attempt that dangerous plot. still a mystery to me how joe bonanno talked his way out of it, the post about giancana getting in albert anastasia's face at a commission meeting, is told in many books, "five families" "the don" [about giancana] the situation that existed was that scalise was running heroin through chicago, and giancana was furious, i think he did get in anastasia's face, but, it would seem like a dangerous move, and it's said in many articles that there was some selling of memberships, and it's said both anastasia, and scalise were heavily involved, in the book about appalachia, it was discussed. also in the book "havana nocturne" it's mentioned. and as to bonanno not mentioning galente, he must think he can pull the wool over everyone's eyes.... galente was one of the biggest heroin dealers in the U.S. and bonanno set it all up in sicily.
" watch what you say around this guy, he's got a big mouth" sam giancana to an outfit soldier about frank Sinatra. [ from the book "my way"
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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05/09/17 12:18 AM
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John Gotti Jr.'s book and Joe Bonanno's book are the two most self serving books I've ever read. Shitt Ralphie when you're right, you're right... but u gotta add Ralph Natales book into this list too holy shit dude he makes himself seem like Lucky Luciano of the Delaware Valley But Bonnanos pathetic attempts to dodge being a murdering, drug pushing gangsters and instead come up with that bogus horseshit about being a father to the family, upholding some honor and claiming he didnt know his UB Galante was one of the biggest Heroin imprters ever and the 56 Palermo meeting wasn't about setting up a drug pipeline is insulting to the viewer.. makes me sick... least guys like Anastasia. lucky, even gotti acknowledged what they were .. i can respect that.. but Bonnanos lower than them and deserves no respect and should absolutely be labeled a rat
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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John Gotti Jr.'s book and Joe Bonanno's book are the two most self serving books I've ever read. Shitt Ralphie when you're right, you're right... but u gotta add Ralph Natales book into this list too holy shit dude he makes himself seem like Lucky Luciano of the Delaware Valley But Bonnanos pathetic attempts to dodge being a murdering, drug pushing gangsters and instead come up with that bogus horseshit about being a father to the family, upholding some honor and claiming he didnt know his UB Galante was one of the biggest Heroin imprters ever and the 56 Palermo meeting wasn't about setting up a drug pipeline is insulting to the viewer.. makes me sick... least guys like Anastasia. lucky, even gotti acknowledged what they were .. i can respect that.. but Bonnanos lower than them and deserves no respect and should absolutely be labeled a rat THE COURT FINDS THE DEFENDENT JOSEPH BONANNO GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS!!
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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05/09/17 11:44 AM
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The book was published in 1983, written in the years leading up to that time (late 1970's/early 80's). I'm guessing a lot of what he wrote had to be filtered to of course try to wash his hands of the heroin epidemic he and Galante helped facilitate, but also to probably avoid any type of subpoena or possible charges relating to Galante (pre/post mortem). There was no benefit to him telling his story with Galante as a character, even though it's a huge, gaping hole. I think mentioning such a current player like Galante, the way he was taken out, and the investigation following, Bonanno was probably advised just to leave him out of the story by his legal representatives, just guessing though.
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Re: Joseph Bonanno's misnomer
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05/10/17 01:33 PM
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I, 4 the 14th time, have just re-read Joe Bonanno's " A Man Of Honor", & I am behooved at the fact that , that self serving old fuck praises himself to the fact of lying thru his teeth about not having anything 2 do w/ narcotics, but not ONCE IN THE WHOLE BOOK DOES HE MENTION THE NAME CARMINE GALANTE.. how stupid does he think people are?? the fuckin,guy was his underboss at 1 point, am i wrong?? what do u guy's think?? we all know the stories of carmine going 2 italy 2 secure a MAJOR deal 2 get heroin into the states in the 50s,let alone the shit he went into canada truly for...what a fuckin'bullshitter this guy was ..& his self serving son "bill'..look @ the facial expressions on the old man's face when questioned by mike wallice on the 60 min. interview back in 83,u can find it just by google j.b......a man of honor my ass.. Bonnano and his Son have always been a joke..I'm surprised the Family is still around especially with his name..What a waste ..
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