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VictoriousHTZ wrote:i love my ramen sandwhich spread. hot cheetos, mayo, jelly and beef jerky. cant forget the sriracha. a homie of mine hate when we still made spread out here tho he say we out y the fuck we still wanna act like we in jail! cause motha fucka that shit bomb!

judastaugamma wrote:

VictoriousHTZ wrote:i love my ramen sandwhich spread. hot cheetos, mayo, jelly and beef jerky. cant forget the sriracha. a homie of mine hate when we still made spread out here tho he say we out y the fuck we still wanna act like we in jail! cause motha fucka that shit bomb!

thats new fish spread, vic.

you needed some vets violating or coming down from state.

cheetos/funyuns thats for the bologna sandwich.

pork cracklins, the summer sausage (or slim jims if out of sausage) is for the spread.

if i see cheetos or chips in the spread, i know the guy can't make food.

best spreads in county were gang module.

we fry that shit up on the bunk. make some hot soups too.

deputies rarely walk the tier, you can cook unlike mainline.

judastaugamma wrote:not all sur/norte are gang members btw. civilian/tagger/stoner latinos usually down with norte/sur if they don't ride paisa.

depends where they grew up/who they know or related too.

bulldogs is a fresno thing. 14 dropouts.

maravilla, 18th, mara salvatruchas run 13 in the pen no matter what some might claim on the streets.

Apathetic wrote:

silentwssj wrote:One last thing that I want to add is that the way a Llavero is described in the "Mexican Mafia encyclopedia" is someone who collects money from a street operation for a Carnal. This may be true for the "EME" and Surenos. For us the term "Llavero" is not an actual title. We would refer to somebody as having the "Keys" but that is not his title! It is a reference to his having power and authority. They may use that as an actual title or position but we do not! Where are you from Apathetic? From your profile it sounds like you are from Israel. If that is true why don't you give me a crash course on gangs over there that would be interesting! Silent!

Street gangs in Israel are mostly composed of Ex-Soviet or Ethiopian youth that actually represent a gang with a name but it's rare, most of the 'gangs' are mostly group of youngsters from poverty stricken places who stand up and represent their neighborhoods against rival groups from different neighborhoods and cities, it's mostly just fist-fights but from personal experience it can go as far as gun fights and murder, I was a part of something you can call a gang as a kid which I left before joining the military, we had a beef with a rival group from a nearby city that ended up in the death of one of them, these groups are mostly made up from Mizrahi Jews (3rd generation from Arab countries, Moroccan myself).

Organized crime in Israel is a much bigger problem especially lately as the OC war took its toll on many innocent civilians, in my area it's mainly Kavkaz mafia against local Moroccan organization for prostitution and extortion territory, they send assassins on scooters and blow up each other's cars.

ViciousRidah wrote:

Apathetic wrote:

silentwssj wrote:One last thing that I want to add is that the way a Llavero is described in the "Mexican Mafia encyclopedia" is someone who collects money from a street operation for a Carnal. This may be true for the "EME" and Surenos. For us the term "Llavero" is not an actual title. We would refer to somebody as having the "Keys" but that is not his title! It is a reference to his having power and authority. They may use that as an actual title or position but we do not! Where are you from Apathetic? From your profile it sounds like you are from Israel. If that is true why don't you give me a crash course on gangs over there that would be interesting! Silent!

Street gangs in Israel are mostly composed of Ex-Soviet or Ethiopian youth that actually represent a gang with a name but it's rare, most of the 'gangs' are mostly group of youngsters from poverty stricken places who stand up and represent their neighborhoods against rival groups from different neighborhoods and cities, it's mostly just fist-fights but from personal experience it can go as far as gun fights and murder, I was a part of something you can call a gang as a kid which I left before joining the military, we had a beef with a rival group from a nearby city that ended up in the death of one of them, these groups are mostly made up from Mizrahi Jews (3rd generation from Arab countries, Moroccan myself).

Organized crime in Israel is a much bigger problem especially lately as the OC war took its toll on many innocent civilians, in my area it's mainly Kavkaz mafia against local Moroccan organization for prostitution and extortion territory, they send assassins on scooters and blow up each other's cars.

How much numbers do these Ethiopian Gangs in Israel have?And do they fight against Israelis and other Ethnic groups? I know Eritreans and Ethiopians have some numbers in Israel.But I am curious to know is is also the BETA ISRAELIs joining gangs too and being kind of 2nd class citizens there.

Apathetic wrote:

ViciousRidah wrote:

Apathetic wrote:

silentwssj wrote:One last thing that I want to add is that the way a Llavero is described in the "Mexican Mafia encyclopedia" is someone who collects money from a street operation for a Carnal. This may be true for the "EME" and Surenos. For us the term "Llavero" is not an actual title. We would refer to somebody as having the "Keys" but that is not his title! It is a reference to his having power and authority. They may use that as an actual title or position but we do not! Where are you from Apathetic? From your profile it sounds like you are from Israel. If that is true why don't you give me a crash course on gangs over there that would be interesting! Silent!

Street gangs in Israel are mostly composed of Ex-Soviet or Ethiopian youth that actually represent a gang with a name but it's rare, most of the 'gangs' are mostly group of youngsters from poverty stricken places who stand up and represent their neighborhoods against rival groups from different neighborhoods and cities, it's mostly just fist-fights but from personal experience it can go as far as gun fights and murder, I was a part of something you can call a gang as a kid which I left before joining the military, we had a beef with a rival group from a nearby city that ended up in the death of one of them, these groups are mostly made up from Mizrahi Jews (3rd generation from Arab countries, Moroccan myself).

Organized crime in Israel is a much bigger problem especially lately as the OC war took its toll on many innocent civilians, in my area it's mainly Kavkaz mafia against local Moroccan organization for prostitution and extortion territory, they send assassins on scooters and blow up each other's cars.

How much numbers do these Ethiopian Gangs in Israel have?And do they fight against Israelis and other Ethnic groups? I know Eritreans and Ethiopians have some numbers in Israel.But I am curious to know is is also the BETA ISRAELIs joining gangs too and being kind of 2nd class citizens there.

When I'm talking about Ethiopians I refer to Jewish Ethiopians. Eritreans are not Jewish and are mostly illegal immigrants who fuck this country up even more than it is. The Ethiopian Jews are wonderful people but of course there are exceptions.
Ethiopian groups can be found in any city in their own projects, some are hostile and some are less. There is no race war of some kind when it comes to criminal gangs in Israel.

Lecholas253 wrote:Hey, from a few posts I read, there are no cars in Hispanic

Hello friends.

I am a new user on the forums, having registered just today. I just finished Chris Blatchford's The Black Hand but there wasn't anything related to cars in the book so can someone please explain what cars are?

Moreover, one of the posters said, "If enough people are calling this person a rat, I could have someone beat his ass and thus send him to the hole." What do you mean when you say, "send him to the hole?" I understand that you mean you send them to the SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT (SHU) in the facility but how exactly? Do you get the alleged rat to ask to temporarily get put in administrative detention status as a protection case? I only need an answer like, 'Since the alleged rat was a victim of an assault, he may, involuntarily, be placed on administrative detention status as a protection case by the guards due to staff concern.'

My apologies if I sound stupid but I am just intrigued by how all of this works.

God bless.

Lecholas253 wrote:

Lecholas253 wrote:Hey, from a few posts I read, there are no cars in Hispanic

Hello friends.

I am a new user on the forums, having registered just today. I just finished Chris Blatchford's The Black Hand but there wasn't anything related to cars in the book so can someone please explain what cars are?

Moreover, one of the posters said, "If enough people are calling this person a rat, I could have someone beat his ass and thus send him to the hole." What do you mean when you say, "send him to the hole?" I understand that you mean you send them to the SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT (SHU) in the facility but how exactly? Do you get the alleged rat to ask to temporarily get put in administrative detention status as a protection case? I only need an answer like, 'Since the alleged rat was a victim of an assault, he may, involuntarily, be placed on administrative detention status as a protection case by the guards due to staff concern.'

My apologies if I sound stupid but I am just intrigued by how all of this works.

God bless.

It'd be amazing if someone could clear this up.

judastaugamma wrote:

bumperjack wrote:Apathetic, Silent explained it "well" Surenos are Surenos they dont run in different cars like the woods do...Nortenos are Nortenos same goes for them they dont seperate by Neighborhoods nor Countys....it's pretty simple to understand,far as Whites go you got alot of County Cars,that's how they congregate Mexicans in prisons do not run the same as Whites.

i don't really wanna argue. just wanted to throw my 2 cents in.

but since you wanna talk like a know it all.

but surenos do claim different regions.

another thing you don't know.

in the pen 13 is 13.

but they do have separate cars that play in say county or ya or even juvie.

ask the inland empire sur or ventura or orange county sur.

ask the SFV, ELA, WLA, HA, SGV surs from LA.

DiegoDog wrote:

judastaugamma wrote:not all sur/norte are gang members btw. civilian/tagger/stoner latinos usually down with norte/sur if they don't ride paisa.

depends where they grew up/who they know or related too.

bulldogs is a fresno thing. 14 dropouts.
paris taxi Airport
maravilla, 18th, mara salvatruchas run 13 in the pen no matter what some might claim on the streets.

I suggest you go right up to a Bulldog & tell him he's a dropout...then report back here your findings.

Lecholas253 wrote:Hey, from a few posts I read, there are no cars in Hispanic

Hello friends.

I am a new user on the forums, having registered just today. I just finished Chris Blatchford's The Black Hand but there wasn't anything related to cars in the book so can someone please explain what cars are?

Moreover, one of the posters said, "If enough people are calling this person a rat, I could have someone beat his ass and thus send him to the hole." What do you mean when you say, "send him to the hole?" I understand that you mean you send them to the SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT (SHU) in the facility but how exactly? Do you get the alleged rat to ask to temporarily get put in administrative detention status as a protection case? I only need an answer like, 'Since the alleged rat was a victim of an assault, he may, involuntarily, be placed on administrative detention status as a protection case by the guards due to staff concern.'

My apologies if I sound stupid but I am just intrigued by how all of this works.

God bless.