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is totally run by Big Brother Disney Corp. Of course those who don’t love it, soon leave. So much for
the American tradition of self-government.
Some MOB HISTORY.
Traditionally,
the mob crime bosses have had a yearly summit. In 1928, they had their yearly conclave
at Cleveland. In 1929, they had their secret yearly conclave at Atlantic City. In 1931, they held their
secret annual conclave at Wappingers
Falls, NY. At the Wappingers
Falls meeting, attended by about
300 overlords and soldiers, the heads of the family clans discussed their crime family
agendas. They decided where the first national Mafia convention was to be held. Once the Mafia was
able to hold their yearly private national meetings, they were able to coordinate their activities, as well
as decide such things as:
a. the direction of national & internal operations, and long range plans
b. the promotion of new bosses
c. decisions on turf & rank, commodities
&
cash
d. hashing out alliances or disputes with the Mishpucka,
Triads, FBI, Illuminati, etc. and working
with others in a concerted manner. The mafia clans would then leave the annual summit meetings and
follow through in their area of operations, until they would meet the next year, review their successes
&
failures, get new assignments, and decide upon new short & long term goals. In 1927, the
Mishpucka worked with Mafia to highjack a bootleg shipment of whiskey travelling from Ireland to
Boston for the Kennedy Illuminati family. Most of Kennedy’s guards were killed in the shootout, and
J.P. Kennedy had the widows of the guards besieging him for financial assistance. Billy Graham’s
good friend Mafia Chief Joseph Bonanno was one of the chiefs who attended the yearly conclaves.
He also met with J.F. Kennedy in the Winter of 1959. John Kennedy was known to have said that
mobster Sam Giancana worked for his Kennedy family. The mob/Illuminati
alliances and infighting
are too complex to deal with in this book, but both groups had to put plans into action to deal with the
repeal of Prohibition,
which would end their lucrative bootlegging.
The short term plan for the Mafia
was to control the film
industry in Hollywood,
and to penetrate the unions better. The long term plans
called for sending their next few generations
of children off to the top schools and getting them into
legitimate respectable
corporate positions. By learning the ins and
outs of honest, legal operations,
they could then mix in the illegal operations with their legal ones &
look
legal. They planned to extend their power base into politics, the Harvard-Stanford
business
schools, as well as the finest corporate board rooms. They intended (and have succeeded) in getting
some of their offspring to produce/direct
T.V./films. They would have an increasing presence within
the Bohemian Grove membership,
as well as some of the other great social & business clubs. Their
plan to take over the film industry hinged on their union control over unions and theaters. The
Chicago mob controlled the International
Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Union. The mob
controlled the projectionist’s
union, and if the film makers had the theaters where their movies were
shown shut down, what good would it be to make movies? The film makers and the mafia both had
power & money. Rather than fight a protracted war, they made a deal. The major studios would give
about $50,000 a year to the mafia, and the small ones $25,000, to be allowed to function. Other
agreements were also reached. Mob henchmen Willie Bioff and George E. Browne were mob
lieutenants who orchestrated the mob’s "Hollywood
takeover".
Time Magazine, Nov. 1, 1943, wrote, "In the witness chair in Manhattan’s
Federal Court sat bland,
wily Willie Bioft (pronounced
Buy-off), blackmailer,
panderer, labor leader, and now star witness
against eight ex-pals, who are charged with shaking down $1 million from the movie
industry...Question:
Was it true that Bioft once had a five-year plan for taking over 20% of
Hollywood’s
profits-and eventually 50% interest In the studios themselves?
Bioff (wistfully):
"If
we’d lasted that long, we would have. Question: "Did you ever say you were boss of Hollywood and
