Posted By: Revis_Knicks
How powerful were the bosses when compared? - 03/20/19 10:57 PM
How powerful were the bosses in America when compared to some of the richest and most powerful men during their time? Were they seen as ants compared to them or were they extremely respected amongst them? How did Luciano, Costello, Genovese, Lucchese, Gambino etc fare when compared to the most powerful men of their time(s)? Present day, I think the top businessmen and politicians would laugh at the top American mafia bosses but I have the suspiscion that might not have always been the case.
Posted By: JCrusher
Re: How powerful were the bosses when compared? - 03/21/19 02:01 AM
Damn Revis you are opening a lot of threads lately lol
Posted By: blueracing347
Re: How powerful were the bosses when compared? - 03/21/19 02:02 AM
Jp Morgan could've paid of the national debt. Rothstein taught lucky and co. To dress and act the part of a businessman. Costello mingled with the week to do, but that was the only guy you heard doing that. Other guys had pals in movie business but not the men who built America.
Posted By: Revis_Knicks
Re: How powerful were the bosses when compared? - 03/21/19 03:56 AM
Damn Revis you are opening a lot of threads lately lol
A lot of time on my hands these days. I’ve been thinking too much what can I say lol my curiosity always gets the best of me.
Posted By: Revis_Knicks
Re: How powerful were the bosses when compared? - 03/21/19 03:59 AM
Jp Morgan could've paid of the national debt. Rothstein taught lucky and co. To dress and act the part of a businessman. Costello mingled with the week to do, but that was the only guy you heard doing that. Other guys had pals in movie business but not the men who built America.
JP Morgan has always been a great stock as well. Was the initial ultimate goal of the mob to become a J.P. Morgan like enterprise?