

can i ask why you think these groups belong in the order you just listed?



The Mexicans have one customer, and a sole activity.

Azure9920 wrote:Wow, Johnny...you actually believe the Italian's are on the same level as the Mexican's? Just compare the two groups operations and scope, and it clearly shows that the Italians are far ahead of the Mexicans in terms of profit and influence. The Italian's are present on nearly every continent, with a wide variety of activities. The Mexicans have one customer, and a sole activity.



BLUEYES wrote:This is a list of the 5 most powerful Organized crime Groups worldwide as I think
1) Italian Mafia
2) Russian Mafia
3) Albanian Mafia
4) Mexican Cartels
5) Chinese Mafia

thewestside wrote:Keep in mind that in some of Johnny's past rankings, he put the Italians ahead of the Albanians. But I guess sometime in the last year or so the Albanians pushed ahead of the Italians. Don't ask me how that happened exactly.

CheGuevara wrote:it's good to know that what i say is solid fact in your eyes. you claim because i changed my rankings in the last year, that the groups actually changed rankings in the world. damn, didn't know i knew that much.
i thought the italians were bigger but the more i evaluated things, the more the picture became clear. italians can't even establish a complete hold on italy itself. they cannot compare to albanian organized crime.

i thought the italians were bigger but the more i evaluated things, the more the picture became clear. italians can't even establish a complete hold on italy itself. they cannot compare to albanian organized crime.

On a global scale...as in overall...
1) Chinese mafia
2) Japanese mafia
3) Russian mafia
4) Balkan groups
5) Italian mafia

thewestside wrote:I think you know I was simply pointing out that your rankings are worthless because they change on a dime. The only thing that is constant is that - surprise! - the Albanians keep moving up.
That is such a load of crap. You didn't "evaluate" anything. And just because various immigrant groups, including Albanians, operate in Italy, it doesn't make the Albanians stronger than the Italians. The Italians are far more sophisticated, far more diversified in scope of operations, far more expansive around the world, have much stronger connections with other groups, and are far more wealthy and powerful than the Albanians are. You know it and I know it. But you can't resist your ethnic pride and so try and believe what you know is a lie.

the italians are not powerful enough on a global level to surpass albanian organized crime

CheGuevara wrote:they only moved up once.
you're wrong. the italians are not powerful enough on a global level to surpass albanian organized crime. albanian oc has become global in scope, has political connections italian organized crime can only dream about and has a hold on two of the most profitable criminal businesses in the world. european heroin and european prostitution.

Faciulina wrote:On a global scale...as in overall...
1) Chinese mafia
2) Japanese mafia
3) Russian mafia
4) Balkan groups
5) Italian mafia
yes dobre balkan oc triads and yakuza are stronger than italian mafia looool ndrangheta alone is FAR stronger than yakuza triads and balkan oc... i even don't compare all the italian syndicate (it would be laughable) because the ndrangheta alone is enough

This is for the Columbian thing too...
So what? I know Bulgarians have dealt with Columbians...they both go way back, both as allies in the drug trade and in gang wars. In Madrid, war between the Bulgarians and Columbians over the drug trade.
As for allies...
400-600 kilos on average, Poli Pantev, Ivan Doktora, the seizure in Macednia with the Arkan Tiger's commander's wife...
Also, Gorgi Ivanov, the new president of Macedonia, his brother is a close friend of Kristijan Golubovic, a Serbian mafia boss.

Faciulina wrote:This is for the Columbian thing too...
So what? I know Bulgarians have dealt with Columbians...they both go way back, both as allies in the drug trade and in gang wars. In Madrid, war between the Bulgarians and Columbians over the drug trade.
As for allies...
400-600 kilos on average, Poli Pantev, Ivan Doktora, the seizure in Macednia with the Arkan Tiger's commander's wife...
Also, Gorgi Ivanov, the new president of Macedonia, his brother is a close friend of Kristijan Golubovic, a Serbian mafia boss.
what's matter the colombians? i was talking about yakuza triads and balkan oc you claim are stronger than italians when yakuza is limited only to some japanese regions triads only hong kong and balkan oc... well that's a mix of albanians, bulgarians, serbians, macedonians etc. that all togheter are at least 20 times weaker than ndrangheta lol triads don't run china there is communist goverment there they run only hong kong and they are nobody abroad i heard in chinatowns big circle boys and young gangs are stronger than triads lol yakuza has not any conection abroad only a mental patient can think they are stronger than italian mafia that is present in all 5 continents and dozens and dozens of country and it litterally run entire countries abroad... in spain the colombians are strong the bulgarian too but the italian mafia is far the strongest they call andalusia la costa nostra loooool camorra did even a slaughter in malaga where a 8 years old child was killed for mistake they put car-bombs in barcelona the neapolitans and calabrians litterally run spain... italian mafia has political connections in the balkans the president of montenegro sit down with italian bosses lol montenegro is run by italian mafia

thewestside wrote:Well, I think we all know that sooner or later you'll have them at the top. Might as well just do it now Johnny since that's your goal regardless of the facts.
That's such horseshit. You have very few substantial examples of Albanian organized crime being "global." Just some sketchy sources you've dug up that really don't show much of anything in depth. That's why you had to make such a big deal about the two Albanians who got caught with three kilos of cocaine in Winnipeg. That's why you had to cite some obscure source that had like a single sentence of Albanians in Mexico. Yeah, that really clears it all up. Real convincing. That's why you have to use circumstantial evidence to make your claim about the Albanians being the second biggest traffickers of cocaine in Europe. And political connections? You mean like some Albanian politician that met with Bill Clinton, as if Clinton is in his pocket? Give me a break. The Albanians are major players in Europe and have drug connections to the Middle East, and to a far less extent, in South America. And you have some disapora groups in North America. But that's pretty much it.
The global scope of the Italians, on the other hand, is well documented. And just like with the Italians and Albanians in New York, I can give you far more examples of the Italian syndicates being more active around the world than Albanian groups. But of course, you'll just fall back on your tired, old, Albanians are the sneaky ninjas of the underworld excuse.

CheGuevara wrote:this is what it's boiled down to for you. your last form of response is now officially insulted or predicting things. sad... out-debated by a person half your age.
That's such horseshit. You have very few substantial examples of Albanian organized crime being "global." Just some sketchy sources you've dug up that really don't show much of anything in depth. That's why you had to make such a big deal about the two Albanians who got caught with three kilos of cocaine in Winnipeg. That's why you had to cite some obscure source that had like a single sentence of Albanians in Mexico. Yeah, that really clears it all up. Real convincing. That's why you have to use circumstantial evidence to make your claim about the Albanians being the second biggest traffickers of cocaine in Europe. And political connections? You mean like some Albanian politician that met with Bill Clinton, as if Clinton is in his pocket? Give me a break. The Albanians are major players in Europe and have drug connections to the Middle East, and to a far less extent, in South America. And you have some disapora groups in North America. But that's pretty much it.
The global scope of the Italians, on the other hand, is well documented. And just like with the Italians and Albanians in New York, I can give you far more examples of the Italian syndicates being more active around the world than Albanian groups. But of course, you'll just fall back on your tired, old, Albanians are the sneaky ninjas of the underworld excuse.
albanian organized crime is active in europe (both east, north, and west to a huge significance while italians are limited to the west and have some operations going in the east),
america (they are one of four main targets for the fbi),
middle east (they are active in drug and arms smuggling as well as money laundering),
canada (involved in numerous things such as human smuggling, marijuana and ecstasy as well as more),
south america (albanian organized crime has been proven to have links to the andean ridge, so strong that they were able to deliver 12 tonnes of cocaine from south america to albania in one shipment,
apparently, they're active in mexico as well).
albanian organized crime has also been mentioned in such places like australia (dino dibra, artur rocco) and even far away such as alaska.
as for the political connections, albanian organized crime has connections to politics like no other mafia as of today. the one documentary i showed you was nothing. it was one arms smuggler for the kla dealing his way in guns with the help of american politicians including a senator i believe. but the connections go much father to the top and even furthur afield to places like germany (see burim osmani).

thewestside wrote:You have never out-debated me once. I'm simply point out that your rankings are worthless because they are based on almost zero research outside of Albanians and they are driven by your personal desire to ultimately have the Albanians on top.
Not true. The Italians are very active in the eastern European countries.
So you say, without any direct evidence to support your statement.
There have been relatively few cases of record. The Canada-Michigan human smuggling ring which was broken up. A report about them becoming significant marijuana and ecstasy traffickers, though not too many actual cases to support this. And let's not forget that major bust of those two Albanians with the three kilos of coke in Winnipeg. Major stuff there. Hell, the 2006 Operation Colisee bust of the Rizzutos was bigger than all of these few Albanian cases combined.
Proven links? Sketchy information at best. Not like the well established, well known links of the Italians with the Colombian cartels.
You read a single sentence in some reference and you just assume it must be true. Or significant. Meanwhile, you have proven links of the Italians with the Mexican cartels.
That's what you basically have to be content with most of the time. Places where Albanians are simply "mentioned." After that, you take it from there and blow it all out of proportion. Once again, Johnny reads about two Albanians caught with three kilos of cocaine in Winnipeg and declares "The Albanian Mafia has gone global!" LOL!
That is such BS. At best you have a few cases. Not really any ongoing examples of organized crime corruption that can be shown. Now, I certainly think there are but there is no basis for your absolutely stupid claim that Albanian organized crime has connections to politics that no other mafia has today. On a geo-political basis alone, the Russian's and Italian's political contacts are far more important than the Albanian's contacts will ever be. But you just keep making your baseless claims. Everyone else will just keep laughing at you.

CheGuevara wrote:geo-political? pleaseeeeeeeee, the albanian criminals dominate the political spectrum of albania, macedonia and kosova. kosova is particularly important as it is an area with alot of foreign aid, diplomats, etc... just like the italians dominate the political scene in calabria, sicily and maybe naples. but the albanian mafia spreads it political tentacles much father than home unlike the russians or italians. burim osmani is considerd the governor of hamburg, show me one italian outside italy that has as many political connections as him. you can't.

CheGuevara wrote:i still have indirect evidnce implying it. not to mention the fbi said they are threatening to relace la cosa nostra as kingpins which obviously ranks them as one of the strongest.
again, why are you bringing up the italian mafia here? i am highlighting where the albanian mafia is active around the world. why are you even mentioning the italians?
lol, the winnipeg thing was funny to me is all. there are no albanians in winnipeg so i laughed when i seen this indictment. however, in australia, they are active. in alaska, i don't know but there was an arrest i'm aware of with a man getting caught for cocaine smuggling.
geo-political? pleaseeeeeeeee, the albanian criminals dominate the political spectrum of albania, macedonia and kosova. kosova is particularly important as it is an area with alot of foreign aid, diplomats, etc... just like the italians dominate the political scene in calabria, sicily and maybe naples. but the albanian mafia spreads it political tentacles much father than home unlike the russians or italians. burim osmani is considerd the governor of hamburg, show me one italian outside italy that has as many political connections as him. you can't.

thewestside wrote:Indirect evidence implying it is not much to build your case on. And you can keep going back to that CNN article all you want. The external evidence, which you choose to ignore, shows the Albanians are really no such threat. Any more than the Russians or Chinese before them.
The question is level of activity. A couple Albanian guys being arrested with a few kilos of coke in some country is all you need to declare that the so-called Albanian Mafia has expanded there.
Show me evidence of any substantial activity by Albanian organized crime in Australia. Did two Albanians get arrested with 3 kilos of cocaine there too?
It's hilarious how often you bring up Osmani. And it's because he's one of the few examples you or anyone else really knows about. The Albanians can dominate the entire political scene in the entire Balkan region for all I care. It's made up of piss poor countries that have relatively little clout. Not like major countries like Italy and Russia.

CheGuevara wrote:the fbi statement and saviano's statement hold more weight than your one and only capeci statement. if you want to downsize my sources backing me up than let's look at this at a literal sense. it's two sources to one. and your author doesn't mention the word albanian more than three times in his life. so i think i'll go with my two sources instead.
few kilos in some country? that was in winnipeg. the albanian organized crime element is listed as it's own section in the rcmp national report so calm it down there dickhead because aoc has without a doubt expanded into canada.
i gave you two albanian gangsters in austrlia. look them up, and daut kadriosvki prior to his arrest in germany was trying to establish a heroin pipeline to austrlia through albanian criminals there.
i bring up osmani because if any italian or russian in europe had the strength he does in germany or anywhere outside his native country, you would shit your pants talking about him all day.
quote]so i say to you again, aoc controls albania, kosova, macedonia and has extroardinary influence in greece, croatia, bosnia, slovenia and bulgaria. just like ioc controls calabria, sicily and naples. but where is their power in the american government? where is it in the german government? no where, my statement stands.
albanian organized crime exceeds both russian and italian in terms of political connections.

thewestside wrote:Hardly. You have a CNN article headline claiming that's what FBI officials said. No specific references whatsoever. Furthermore, it says "threatening to," as in not having done it yet. And like I keep saying, funny how that article (the only article of it's kind) came out in 2004. The same year as the Rudaj indictment. I don't base my argument on Capeci, even though his opinion on this issue trumps Saviano's. I base it on the RELATIVE LACK OF CASES involving these mighty Albanian criminals which you want to believe are taking over. But of course, that's where you go back to you cock and bull excuse about them being too sneaky.
It's own section? Wow! So do many other groups. But where are all the Albanian cases in Canada to back this up? It's obvious there are Albanians involved in organized crime in Canada. But not at the level you like to claim they are.
LOL! Two whole Albanian criminals? And a heroin pipeline that was never actually established? Well the Australian authorities better watch out!
You bring up Osmani over and over again because he's one of the very few specific examples you can use to back up your claims. And that he operates in Germany, i.e. not his native country has nothing to do with it. There are Russian and Italian politicans beholden to organized crime who are far more influential than he will ever be.
Albanian organized crime has absolutely no power in the American government. You really are living in a dream world.
Only someone as stupid as a 17 year old Albanian OC fanboy would actually believe this.

CheGuevara wrote:it's not MY excuse. it's a statement found to be said by law enforcement many, many times. this is where you confused things. you mix up my own beliefs with the beliefs of law enforcement. but you know better than law enforcement so let's say albanian criminals are just as prone to indictment as italian criminals. even though law enforcement says otherwise.
TO BACK WHAT UP? they are highlighted marijuana and ecstasy traffickers as well as human traffickers which dominate the michigan-canada border and money laundering. Albanian groups have been implicated in Canadian and US counterfeit currency and immigration documentation schemes. There are indications that some Albanian groups are branching out into white collar activity such as real estate and health care fraud. that is the level i put them on you fvcking moron.
what a fvcking moron. that's just what comes up off the top of my head. i haven't even gone into australian organized crime.
lmaooo, so you you go into italian and russian politicians who might be more powerful than an albanian criminals in hamburg? wow, your argument is getting pathetic. i asked you to give me an italian criminals who has as much political sway as him. you cannot. conversation dead. one point for me
they most certainly do. the albanian mafia bosses linked, related or controlling the kla and the kosova and albania governments have links to many top american politicians such as bill clinton.
you have yet to prove otherwise so only a 31 year old virgin who love with his mother and probably sleeps in the same bed as her could beleive otherwise


thewestside wrote:That's horseshit. You have taken a few specific cases or comments about some investigations that failed against Albanians and applied them to all agencies and all cases involving Albanian organized crime everywhere. And then when confronted with Albanian busts that show they are not invincible, your excuse is to blame the minority of non-Albanians amongst them. You are so full of shit it's not even funny.
You list these crimes they are involved in as if it's supposed to be impressive. Many groups are involved in these and much, much more. The problem is you overstate the status of Albanian organized crime in a given area. You use Canada as part of your argument that the "Albanian Mafia" has gone global, trying to compare it to other groups including the Italians. But the question is level of activity. And while there are indeed diaspora groups of Albanians in both Canada and the U.S., there is no real evidence they are as big as you think they are.
So quit making claims about Albanian organized crime there until you do.
You really need to work on your reading comprehension. I never said anything about Itailan or Russian politicans in Germany. I said the ones beholden to the crime groups in Russia or Italy are far more influential than Osmani in Hamburg. There are cases all the time of local and national polticians in Italy being busted with members of Italian crime syndicates. And if you knew anything about Russian organized crime, you would know how corrupt many of the politicians are in Moscow and other cities in Russia.
LOL! Links? What links? See, you simply make your claims based on basically nothing. What, did Clinton meet with some Albanian politician once upon a time? And now you basically imply he was or is in the Albanian's pockets. LOL! You are such a joke. You have absolutely NOTHING!
Once again you try and put the burden of proof on me rather than doing your own research. You are the one who made the original claim - that the Albanians have more political power than the Russians or Italians. This is something nobody, including on this board, would believe. That fact that you can only bring up Osmani and supposed "links" to Clinton shows you don't have anything.

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