CheGuevara wrote:who are these hundreds of members in the GTA?
Even you can't be so idiotic to expect me to know their names.
CheGuevara wrote:who are these hundreds of members in the GTA?

CheGuevara wrote:shut up you coke head lol. i don't know how many members the rizzutos have. but they are mentioned as just a crew of the bannanos by many reports even though the rizzutos are bigger than the entire family. i would think 30 members and many more associates. how many do they have?
lol. where is this gang active besides canada and have there been any recent arrests and how are the leading figures in the clan now a days?


Azure9920 wrote:CheGuevara wrote:who are these hundreds of members in the GTA?
Even you can't be so idiotic to expect me to know their names.


Azure9920 wrote:Even you can't be so idiotic to expect me to know their names.
thewestside wrote:It's also funny how Johnny, otherwise known as Shit-For-Brains, believes the Rudaj group was a "sixth family" in New York but calls the Caruana-Cuntrera clan a "gang."

CheGuevara wrote:Azure9920 wrote:Even you can't be so idiotic to expect me to know their names.
then shut the fvck up about it then. name ten.
secondly; you didn't tell us how many members the rizzutos have.thewestside wrote:It's also funny how Johnny, otherwise known as Shit-For-Brains, believes the Rudaj group was a "sixth family" in New York but calls the Caruana-Cuntrera clan a "gang."
pencil dick. what would you like me to call them? the caruana-ceuentra is a masssssssive unbelievable crime MACHINE! you cannot be seriously this in love with italian criminals.
thegayside is in love so deeply with italian criminals that he gets offended that i called the cunrana-cuetnra a gang. oh this is priceless! this is clear evidence that this man is still a virgin.

CheGuevara wrote:pencil dick. what would you like me to call them? the caruana-ceuentra is a masssssssive unbelievable crime MACHINE! you cannot be seriously this in love with italian criminals.
thegayside is in love so deeply with italian criminals that he gets offended that i called the cunrana-cuetnra a gang. oh this is priceless! this is clear evidence that this man is still a virgin.

thewestside wrote:Cry all you want little girl. People here know that I'm a serious poster who isn't "in love" with any criminal group. Rather, it's YOU who has been pegged by virtually everybody on this board, as well as others, as the biggest Albanian OC fanboy in the world.
And for the record, I wasn't "offended" that you called the Caruana-Cuntrera clan a "gang." I simply find it very telling that you call one of the most powerful Mafia clans in the world over the past half century a "gang" but at the same time try and pass off a small group of Albanians led by two Gambino rejects in New York as a "sixth family." Just another example of how skewed your views are on organized crime.

CheGuevara wrote:thewestside wrote:Cry all you want little girl. People here know that I'm a serious poster who isn't "in love" with any criminal group. Rather, it's YOU who has been pegged by virtually everybody on this board, as well as others, as the biggest Albanian OC fanboy in the world.
And for the record, I wasn't "offended" that you called the Caruana-Cuntrera clan a "gang." I simply find it very telling that you call one of the most powerful Mafia clans in the world over the past half century a "gang" but at the same time try and pass off a small group of Albanians led by two Gambino rejects in New York as a "sixth family." Just another example of how skewed your views are on organized crime.
it's funny how to call the c-c (who is far from one of biggest today) one of the most powerful clans in the world.
and call the rudaj organization a small group of albanians led by two gambino rejects. those two rejects went on and were prepared to take on the entire family. what do you think about that? they virtually shut down all astoria operations owned by the mob there and what happened? nothing. so suck this albanian dick. bitch.


CheGuevara wrote:it's funny how to call the c-c (who is far from one of biggest today) one of the most powerful clans in the world.
they virtually shut down all astoria operations owned by the mob there and what happened?

CheGuevara wrote:it's funny how to call the c-c (who is far from one of biggest today) one of the most powerful clans in the world.
and call the rudaj organization a small group of albanians led by two gambino rejects. those two rejects went on and were prepared to take on the entire family. what do you think about that? they virtually shut down all astoria operations owned by the mob there and what happened? nothing. so suck this albanian dick. bitch.


Dobre wrote:

thewestside wrote:By all accounts it has been over the past half century. You are the only one who disputes that, despite the fact you have been wrong about their activity level in Canada over the years. Maybe because you were too busy dreaming of how there was nothing the Italians had the Albanians "couldn't reach."
You know what I think about that. They weren't prepared to "take on" the entire family. But I really don't want to get into this dead horse discussion with you again.
Bottom line, the fact that you call the Caruana-Cuntrera clan a "gang" while you all the Rudaj group a "sixth family" says it all.

thewestside wrote:Dobre wrote:
Like I've said over and over again, Johnny's reputation is well known on various internet forums. It has come from him trolling them spewing his Albanians rule the world BS for so long. It's why he's been banned from at least three boards, had at least three different names on this one, and finally had to start pretending to be an Italian on the AmericanMafia board so nobody would know who he is. But of course he'll downplay all this or deny it, as if anyone believes his sorry Albanian ass anymore.

GoombahJoey wrote:Not to get into an Albanian vs. Whomever debate, but I'd like to point out of few things about the rudaj beef with 2 of the NY crews. The Albos were extremely tough and did muscle the Luccheses out of one of their gambling operations in Queens. They were also willing to stand in the street and have it out with the Gambinos. While the Albos were considered fearless it didn't matter in the end, because they got busted and it killed their momentum. With their momentum dead, the chop shop, the gambling house, the Gambino family table, all went back to the original "owners". Now they're not totally out of operation, but biting the hand that had fed them for years has left them doing little more than selling bootleg DVDs of "Happy Feet" and a stickup here or there.
CheGuevara wrote:lol you're such a pathetic excuse for a person. when i wrote that. i said, judging by the summary on one report. i don't see the italians doing anything the albanians can't reach.
the c-c is far from one of the most powerful in the world you jerkoff. you know this as well as i do.
yes, the rudajs weren't prepared to take on the entire family. they just held up the acting boss as a joke.
whats the difference between a gang and clan in organized crime terms?

thewestside wrote:With Johnny (CheGuevara) it's ALWAYS an Albanian vs. Whomever debate. And just for the record, the Rudaj guys took over two Greek clubs that were paying tribute to the Lucchese and Gambino families. They never touched mob clubs themselves, though there were plenty of them. Every wonder why that was?
CheGuevara wrote:There is nothing in any report, article, etc. on organized crime in Canada that even hints at the Albanians being at the level of the Italians. This is simply a case of you once again making shit up based on wishful thinking.
You need to work on your reading comprehension little Albanian boy. I said the Caruana-Cuntrera clan has been one of the most powerful Mafia clans of the last 50 years.
If that were the case they would have gone after any number of Gambino clubs directly instead of taking over a Greek club that was paying the Gambinos. But they didn't.
The difference is not really the point. Rather, the point is that you choose to use the word "gang" when referring to the Caruana-Cuntrera clan while believing the Rudaj organization was a "sixth family."

CheGuevara wrote:lol talk about irony! this guy claims they never touched mob clubs themselves as if they were scared because of what some poster told him on another forum. talk about reading into things the way you want to.
the albanians took over all lucchese operations in astoria and bitch slapped two members of the family. not associates, members. as for wondering why that is. rudaj's men held up the gambino BOSS at gun point and told his fat italian ass to get the fu-- out of here.
the report azure brought it just went on about how italians are organized in a structure and all that blah blah. while for the albanian section. they didn't say anything but what they did straight up. they said they were involved in this and this and this and stemming out to this. if i were to look at that report alone and isolate it from any other information. i have the right to think the italians and albanian criminals are on the same level in canada. which is why i made my statement. because i was responding to that report. but you take my statement and bring it up now and try to alter it to make people think i used it in another circumstance. it's a brilliant move. especially on this forum because many people are too ignorant to see what you're doing. bravo virgin boy, bravo.
make sure you're clear then virgin boy.
they had their sights set on astoria and what happened? they took over all lucchese operations down there and a gambino club as well. if they didn't get busted by the feds. no telling how far rudaj would have went. he was probably going to start shaking down the gambino family. it wouldn't come a surprise to me. he pretty much clowned the boss of the family. it's not a big step to tax him as well after that.
the rudaj gang can be called the sixth family just like the nj family is called the sixth family you clown. now i ask you again. what is the difference between clan and gang in organized crime terms?

thewestside wrote:What the hell are you talking about? I'm not getting this from another poster. I'm getting this from the known facts. The Rudaj guys were based out of the Bronx. There are plenty of mob clubs in that area but they went all the way to Queens to go after some Greek clubs. That should tell you something.
Wrong. The only club of record that was specifically designated as a Lucchese joint was a Greek club called Stamatis, which was paying tribute to the Luchesses. Furthermore, in the press released and indictments, it was Greek operators of this club, as well as the Gambinos' Soccer Fever club, that were assaulted. There has never been a single made member of record who was assaulted by the Rudaj guys. Despite all the claims, funny how not one made guy has ever been mentioned specifically in any article, report, etc. Wonder why that is?
That's your problem right there pal. You read only reports about Albanians alone. Which gives you absolutely no reference to their position with respect to other groups. Which in turn leads you to making stupid statements like there is no level the Italians are at that the Albanians can't reach. And then somebody has to come along and correct you before you say, "Oh gee, I guess I was wrong. Sorry for talking out of my ass.....AGAIN."
I was clear ahole. That's exactly what I said. It's not my fault you can't read you stupid prick. Furthermore, you're the one who says shit that you later have to backpeddle on and say you meant something else. How many times has that happened?
LOL! Shaking down the Gambino family. Riiiiiiight. Even a dumbass like you doesn't believe that. OK jerkoff, give me a list with sources of all the clubs that were specifically designated as Lucchese clubs. You can't. There is just Stamatis. In any event, this is all old news. The Rudaj group is no more. But it's all you have isn't it? Which is why you keep going back and back to it. Do you realize how pathetic that is? For all your talk about Albanians, the Rudaj guys are the only thing you have.
The DeCavalcante family has been active in New Jersey for over 75 years. But nobody would try and compare it to the five New York families. Hell, the Genovese family's New Jersey faction is bigger than the entire DeCavalcante family. But here you are claiming a relatively small group of Albanians that didn't last more than a decade amounted to a sixth family. What nonsense. They may have wanted to be a sixth family. But they never got close.
A clan, in Mafia vernacular, is a group of two or more blood families who come together through blood and marriage. The Carauana and Cuntreras are the main ones in the clan but there are others as well, like the Vellas. The Caruana-Cuntreras are beholden to the Siciliuna cosca in Sicily. Over the past half century, they have been a key part of the international drug trade stretching from Europe to North America to South America to Asia for both the Sicilian Mafia and Calabrian 'Ndrangheta. To call them a "gang" is a misnomer to say the least. The Rudaj organization - now that was a gang.

CheGuevara wrote:that should tell me they have common sense.
the made members were listed in the indictment as member 1 and member 2. read it again you idiot. and you're wrong again. in the indictment, it said rudaj in the summer of 2004, took over lucchese operations in astoria. the fbi stated made members were beaten up on their website. is that not an article. oh how he contradicts himself!
i would not be surprised if they started to shake down the gambinos. they held their boss up at gun point. as for the lucchese clubs, you have the list on a number of reports about alex rudaj. i don't even understand your bottom half of this paragraph. you're a social outcast. and not the good kind, i mean a loser lol.
you know this because you know the exact number of people in rudaj's group right? you're such an idiot. the rudaj group had the right to be called the sixth family. rudaj dealt only with bosses of the five families. he sent collotti to talk the highest members of the families numerous times. he held arnold up at gun point. he had every right to be called that.
lol, your offense to me calling them a gang shows a sickness and unhealthy, physco obsession you have for italian criminals. congratulations, you've become a success in life! take a look around you. you're apartment, you're little computer. this is it for you buddy


DutchGangster69 wrote:LOL..ha ha the Rudaj gang that Albanians glorify only had 5 million to their name ...thats pethetic

CheGuevara wrote:lol you're such a pathetic excuse for a person. when i wrote that. i said, judging by the summary on one report. i don't see the italians doing anything the albanians can't reach.

thewestside wrote:Exactly. They knew there was a certain point they could go to but any further would be crossing a line.
You claims are not supported by the indictment or press releases of the conviction and sentencing of Rudaj members.
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/nys/pressrele ... dictpr.pdf
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/nys/pressrele ... tionpr.pdf
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/nys/pressrele ... cingpr.pdf
And yes, the article on the FBI's website (which I provided to you) does say made men were beaten up. But it also says the group is no more, which you don't believe. I can be forgiven for being skeptical when not a single made member of record has ever been cited anywhere.
The only club of record that had ties to the Luccheses was Stamatis. The only club of record that had ties to the Gambinos was Soccer Fever. Those other clubs have never been tied to any Mafia family. And you know damn well the Rudaj gang would never be capable of shaking down a Mafia family in New York. Once again, that's why they went after Greek clubs. But you just keep blowing everything up about Rudaj and his band of merry men to mythical proportions.
I know the number of people who were indicted as part of the Rudaj Organization, which law enforcement said was the bulk of the group. Furthermore, the FBI itself (in that article you like to bring up) says the group is no more. Looks like that one indictment did the job. Hardly a sixth family.
And it looks like you've been caught in another lie Johnny boy. Rudaj only met with acting Gambino boss Arnold Squitieri once - at the gas station. A meeting which Squitieri called. Who were the "highest members" of the other families that Collotti met with? Name them.
Fact #1 - the Rudaj Organization had no more than a couple dozen members at most.
Fact #2 - the Rudaj Organization was led by two former Gambino associates - Alex Rudaj and Nardino Colletti.
Fact #3 - the Rudaj Organizations' criminal operations consisted of a sports betting operation, a network of about 50 video poker machines, and some gambling clubs in parts of Westchester, the Bronx, and Queens.
Fact #4 - the top leaders of the Rudaj Organization were able to amount a reported $5 million+ in real estate property and other holdings, later confiscated and sold at auction after their conviction.
Fact #5 - the arrest of most of the members of the organization, as well as the convictions of the top six leaders, resulted in the group becoming defunct.
Fact #6- the Rudaj Organization lasted for only about a decade - from the mid-1990's to mid-2000's.
Needless to say, any objective observer can see they amounted much more to a gang than a sixth crime family.

if the gambinos had their boss, all their captains, consigliere, and underbosses taken down at one time, the gambinos would break down completely and the gambinos would be no more.

Faciulina wrote:if the gambinos had their boss, all their captains, consigliere, and underbosses taken down at one time, the gambinos would break down completely and the gambinos would be no more.
the gambino's would survive the same putting acting boss underboss and captains loool

Faciulina wrote:if the gambinos had their boss, all their captains, consigliere, and underbosses taken down at one time, the gambinos would break down completely and the gambinos would be no more.
the gambino's would survive the same putting acting boss underboss and captains loool

no they wouldn't actually. the soldiers wouldn't know what to do and when someone tried to step up to become boss and appoint a new regime, he will suffer from death attempts and other such things as everyone will rush to become in the new regime. the gambinos would be defunct.

Faciulina wrote:there would be confusion for a little while but after a couple of years and even less they would be completely functional


thewestside wrote:A new administration would be put into place, as well as new captains.



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