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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: MolochioInduced] #980937
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Last point it’s too nice outside where I am to post all afternoon, but Mom Boucher was voted out of the HAs in March 2014. Add that to the timeline of what has occurred as well as Walter Stadnik being released in December 2014 back to Hamilton


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Originally Posted by MolochioInduced
Last point it’s too nice outside where I am to post all afternoon, but Mom Boucher was voted out of the HAs in March 2014. Add that to the timeline of what has occurred as well as Walter Stadnik being released in December 2014 back to Hamilton


Very interesting information. Seems to fit in with everything that has gone down and is currently going down. Enjoy your day, Molo. Thanks for the insight.

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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: Sonny_Black] #980952
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Originally Posted by Sonny_Black
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So did the Scoppa's act alone, or did they have support from Toronto?


They became isolated in recent years in particular after the murder of Andrew's right hand Steve Ovadia, aka The Jew or Ghost, murdered in June last year.
But indeed in 2016, a source told the police that Andrew and his brother Salvatore would have received the approval of Toronto and Italy, that they would be the leaders of the Montreal Mafia and "the decision-makers".
Remember, however, that this is source information and that it has not been proven or tested in court.


I don't think Torono can dictate who is in charge in Montreal. This is the same bullshit that was said in 2010.


Hehe..at least they are consistent.


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: MolochioInduced] #980966
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Originally Posted by MolochioInduced
Word is that completing groups out of Ontario and Quebec both welched on a deal with cartel in 2014 with serious implications. Hence the mysterious help of FBI DEA and Homeland to solve the murder of Angelo Musitano, Homeland Security solving a hit in Hamilton??? Danny Ranieri executed in Mexico as well


Wow the u.s helped with the angelo musitano murder? You got a article?

Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: Bobbybacala] #980974
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Same with the attempted hit on Diego Serrano’s son and the murder of his son’s girlfriend

https://www.thespec.com/news-story/...itano-murder-police-hunt-for-two-others/


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: MolochioInduced] #980976
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Same group of conspirators, no one has asked why Saverio Serrano was targeted first and why when the hit failed Musitano was targeted next


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: MolochioInduced] #980977
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Killers are from Hamilton according to the cops


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: antimafia] #981059
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Le cartel d’El Chapo gagne du terrain à Montréal:

https://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2019/11/16/le-cartel-del-chapo-gagne-du-terrain-a-montreal

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Not surprising should be concerning for those who created the scenario where the competing cartels in Mexico, work together to finalize the collection of the groups in Canada that tried to burn them out of their money but more importantly pipeline. Playing the parts of polished business men, when your not especially when the business is Narcotics is suicidal


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Mihale Leventis is nearing extradition to the United States

Detained since December 2012, 43-year-old Leventis is awaiting trial for gangsterism, conspiracy, drug trafficking and weapons possession following his arrest in the wake of the Loquace project in which the Sûreté du Québec dismantled a consortium. six individuals who allegedly attempted to monopolize Canada's cocaine distribution monopoly in violence, according to police theory.

But in parallel with Canadian proceedings, the Americans asked for his extradition in 2014. They suspect him of co-leading an organization that allegedly exported 2,000 kilograms of marijuana a week to the United States, especially to New York and Boston, according to court documents.

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...oche-dune-extradition-aux-etats-unis.php


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: antimafia] #981229
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Do the Montreal mafia still have any guy's left that's made into the bonanno's?


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rizzuto"s kid leonardo if his father did his induction. he might have severd ties with the massinos family but big picture he was still a member of the nyc 5 families rite?

Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: antimafia] #981235
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Originally Posted by thebigfella
Do the Montreal mafia still have any guy's left that's made into the bonanno's?


If the Montreal Mafia chart on pp. 37 and 38 of Daniel Renaud's Cellule 8002 vs mafia is accurate -- the chart depicted a number of made and non-made men as of 2004 (I have guessed that the chart reflects the situation shortly after January 20, 2004, which was the date of Vito Rizzuto's arrest) -- there are three made men still alive who were likely made into the Bonanno Family: Francesco Arcadi, Antonio Van(n)elli, and Antonio Mucci.

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So if all 3 of these gus is out of the picture then how can anyone get made? How can it still be costra nostra?


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Whoever was made by nick Rizzuto sr, is cosa nostra, and I’m sure there’s a few of those guys left. Also, whoever vito made is still cosa nostra. Just because it’s not related to the bonnanos doesn’t mean it’s not “official”. I doubt most Canadian wiseguys give a shit if they were considered made by New York wiseguys, they are their own entity, just like Chicago or Detroit.

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The Rizzutos are from the West Coast of Sicily which is a very traditional/influential area when it comes to Cosa Nostra
Cosa Nostra isn’t something you become it’s something that you are, meaning blood
Joe Bonnano is the same all of the men who started LCN in the USA and Canada were the same, equal as Men of Respect and honour
Over in Sicily it’s the same because blood is always blood regardless of where it goes, it’s still property of Sicily itself


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Re: Why the mob war in Montreal may be far from over [Re: Ciment] #981456
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Originally Posted by Ciment
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...els-mexicains-pourrait-toucher-le-quebec

A wave of settlements linked to the dangerous Mexican drug cartels could hit Quebec and the rest of Canada.

This is the warning given to police by the Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC) in a report on the current state of the narcotics market that Le Journal has obtained.

We learn that the murder of Montrealer Philipos Kollaros, shot in La Petite-Patrie last fall, was not an isolated act.

Kollaros was an ex-client of Sinaloa's cartel leader, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.

"An abnormal number of high-level cocaine importers in Canada who have links to Mexican cartels ... have been recently killed in Mexico and Canada," reports the Royal Canadian Mounted Police agency.
CISC did not specify the exact number of victims.

In addition to this Quebecker, at least three drug traffickers from western Canada have been shot dead for 11 months while in Mexico.
This series of events suggests to the SCRC that Mexican cartels are "trying to eliminate competition" or restructuring their "operational cells in Canada" by getting rid of unwanted associates.
"If this is confirmed, we can expect an increase in violent incidents," warns the police agency that informs the country's law enforcement agencies.

CISC recalls that Mexican and Colombian cartels are responsible for "almost all cocaine" imported by Canadian organized crime.

The influence of Mexican cartels on Canada's drug market will not diminish, despite last winter's conviction of El Chapo for exporting more than $ 14 billion worth of drugs to the United States.

On the contrary, in addition to cocaine, "Mexican cartel officials are exporting more and more methamphetamine, heroin and fentanyl to Canada," says SCRC.

Kollaros, who was killed in a café on Beaubien Street, had privileged contacts that enabled him to negotiate the importation of massive amounts of cocaine with the Sinaloa cartel, according to our Investigation Bureau.

He and his accomplices, however, had been the targets of major police operations and had seized several hundred pounds of drugs.
At the El Chapo trial in New York, it was learned that the latter also wanted to liquidate a Montreal associate real estate broker, Stephen Tello, who was suspected of stealing narcodollars from the cartel.

But Tello was arrested for importing drugs and sentenced to 15 years in Toronto in May 2018.

SOME IMPORTERS KILLED
December 5, 2018

Jodh Singh Manj of Vancouver, a member of a gang called United Nations, is shot while leaving a gymnasium in Mexico City.

November 6, 2018

Philipos Kollaros, 38, an importer of cocaine linked to Sinaloa's Mexican cartel, is murdered at Café Cubano, in the neighborhood of La Petite-Patrie, Montreal.

August 24, 2018

Nabil Alkhalil, also of Vancouver and associated with the gang of drug traffickers Wolf Pack, dies riddled with bullets at a car dealership in Mexico City.

August 17, 2018

Giuseppe Bugge, a close associate of the British Columbia Hells Angels, is shot dead in a shopping center in Guadalajara, western Mexico.



You will need to sign up for a free pressreader.com account to read the article to which I've linked below. If you already have an account, you shouldn't have any problem.

"Canada's Cocaine Cowboys"

https://www.pressreader.com/canada/national-post-latest-edition/20191123/page/6

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Any other way to read this article, hopefully those who turn to burn the cartels will sense the danger approaching, this is already as serious as it can get


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Originally Posted by MolochioInduced
Any other way to read this article, hopefully those who turn to burn the cartels will sense the danger approaching, this is already as serious as it can get


The article was put up online just several hours ago on the National Post website and related Postmedia sites. Here's the link:

https://nationalpost.com/news/world...-all-the-way-to-mexican-kingpin-el-chapo

If you want to try reading the article again on pressreader.com, let me know whether the following link works:

https://www.pressreader.com/canada/national-post-latest-edition/20191123/page/6/textview

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I couldn’t find it on the Press Reader, Thanks. Will definitely review the newest article


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Outside of the commonly accepted circles, who else did Rizzuto meet with upon leaving prison and returning home. He must of spoke to Sicilians in Sicily that more than likely still alive. Wasn’t Bravo murdered in Sicily and was going through Sicily professing loyalty to others, not Rizzuto himself


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Here the video and recording of Bravo, Danny Ranieri was the of the people I believe Bravo is referring to. Ranieri was found dead in Mexico, and was being considered in the Musitano murder and attempt murder of Diego Serrano’s son


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gJFAVbxtSl4


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Listen to how Gregory Woolley started out in Montreal street gangs in northern Montreal to becoming one of Vito Rizzuto's closest associates at a turning point in Rizzuto's life.

https://montrealgazette.com/news/gangs-of-montreal-episode-4-rise-of-the-street-gangs


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Thanks, also I believe Nicolo Jr was close with the Nomads especially Norman Robitaille, who was taking class in University in Toronto, while in a halfway house. I believe Donald Stockford also was in halfway house in Toronto

Interesting that his parole was revoked, the did the same thing to Walter Stadnik

https://www.thespec.com/news-story/5267329-infamous-hamilton-hells-angel-stadnick-out-of-jail/

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/montrea...-required-to-reside-at-halfway-house/amp


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listening to the podcast, it brought up a point that I wanted to confirm. They state that Woolley couldn’t be HA because he is black and HA is white only club. Why are there non-white HA members in Canada, a non-white HA was killed in BC not too long ago.
Do Canada Hells Angels not have follow the rest of the world club?non white members??peace with Outlaws in Ontario?

What has changed, new presidents and leadership??

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/vancouv...d-in-shooting-near-south-surrey-mall/amp


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Woolley could never became a full-patch Hells Angels, probably because of the jail and prison politics from California. In California, I guess the Hells Angels hang with the AB in prison, so having a black member in jail could be a problem. Some canadians bikers were put in jail in the US, because of drug accusations, so imagine a black hells angels from Canada, most be extrated in an american prison, were the Hells Angels are with the Aryan Brotherhood....this would cause a lot of problems.

Theirs a video on youtube, where a snitch from the hells angels of Quebec, talked about a meeting, where a high member of the Hells Angels ask during the meeting, if they could make all the members of the Syndicates, full patch members of the Hells, and it was refused, for the same things that couldn’t make Woolley an Hells.

In Quebec, you got many black members, mostly street gangs members, that are part of an gang and also are members of a puppet club of the Hells. In some articles are videos from the news of Quebec you can see black members with their cuts.

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I agreed from what I know as well, thanks for the clarification. San Quentin and Folsom being the major prison yards in California. The Aryan Brothers are the elite of White gangs in prison. So now that there non-white HAs in Canada, does this cause problems with California HAs and AB

What has changed where this allowed, did California and AB agree or is Canada HAs making their own rules, if so, isn’t that dangerous

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In Europe you see more and more non-white HA members in Germany led that to a feud between the old school German bikers and a huge turkish faction. The Biker world in general has changed a lot.


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Cool, that was my next line of thought, being Europe, especially with the Far Right. I would only assume it would be a problem there. Where like prison your skin is even more important than your patch, obviously not the same in Canada


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