Definitely Crips. They've got the best deal-flow, best junior-gangster exposure to said deal-flow, and the best perks. A standard Glock.45 is issued at the time you start, but getting that FT offer depends on how good your quant skills are (their interviews are brutal). If you fail the interview, you get shot with the aforementioned Glock.45. Hours are good overall, maybe 40 a week on the job, but there's no overtime despite being located in CA. Overall a solid opportunity, definitely one to consider in this tough job market. TheKid1: Don't yall know -13 is the of the gang industry.13 is a flat organization, you get great deal exposure, plus there is little face-time needed.
Bangin' on Wax Lyrics: Genuine Draft with the Gat / Can you see the Slob slippin' as I aim for the heart but connect with the liver / That I'mma bust to this nigga now he's slippin' / Two to the head now. Violence between the rival Crips and Bloods has plagued LA for almost 50 years resulting in the deaths of an estimated 15000 people. A cluster of neighborhoods in the heart of Southern California is home to two of America's most infamous gangs: the Crips and the Bloods. Over the course of their 40-year feud, more than 15,000 people have been murdered in an ongoing cycle of violence that continues unabated. Neighborhoods are staked out, and rigid.
They are also very niche (Pharmaceutical Trading), and have the capabilities of a regional bank, but are located all over the US. Their presence on the street is lacking as the office's in the Northeast are located outside of Newark, but they more than make up for that with their devoted presence in the West.
Los Angeles is their main hub, but the junior staff are spread all the way down to Mexico City. The prestige is really solid in the South if your from a non or semi target, as they are considered top tier, FINRA, has had little involvement with their hierarchy and the Latin Kings have been decimated by the Volcker rule. No brainer, the perks aren't the best, but the quality of life is much better.
Guys, only a select few are GFL (Gansters for Life) material. The hours are brutal and the chances of you getting to the top are slim. What you should be shooting for is 2 years either at crips or bloods.
It doesn't matter which one, they're both prestigious. You then want to go work for one of the drug cartels, and preferably at one of the megafunds in Colombia. However, word on the street is is that the gov't is coming down on them and compensation is going to be hurt in the long run. This is assuming you're from a target area (i.e., Long Beach, Compton, etc.) If you're at one of those nontargets (i.e., Greenwich, New Port, Beverly Hills), you're out of luck.
I've never seen anyone from there during my 2 year stint. Crips are more unifiedthan the different blood sects. ALKQN five pointed crowns n lions nahmean. Los solidos used to run back up in northern CT.
In NYC ive been to the dominican day parade after party up in the heights with patria and trinitarios, used to have DDP on my block in hahlem makin sure the black bloods from central harlem didnt come into the dominican areas btw who can sign crip and blood gang signs with their hands and know what they are or am i the only one: oh the joysof growing up and having friends who were in gangs. You really need to think of what you want to do.
Have you thought of this? Do you want to be involved in drugs, hits, prostitution, extortion, trafficking, or fraud? This should be your primary decision point. Crips and Bloods, while both prestigious may not offer everything you want.
They don't do a lot in trafficking or fraud. I've heard they have their hands is prostitution, but the quality just isn't that great. If your Asian you probably won't fit in to either of those gangs. You might want to get on with the Asian Boyz and transition to the Crips, since there is some movement from Asian Boyz to Crips.
Though you'll never see a Crip go down to the Asian Boyz. Of note both of these gangs are in Long Beach, so that might be a good location for you. There are also a few white gangs in the Long Beach area, but if you join one of those gangs you can forget about moving to any type of other gang.
A swastica on the forehead pretty much swears your loyalty. TheDudeness: You really need to think of what you want to do. Have you thought of this? Do you want to be involved in drugs, hits, prostitution, extortion, trafficking, or fraud? This should be your primary decision point. Crips and Bloods, while both prestigious may not offer everything you want. They don't do a lot in trafficking or fraud.
I've heard they have their hands is prostitution, but the quality just isn't that great. If your Asian you probably won't fit in to either of those gangs. You might want to get on with the Asian Boyz and transition to the Crips, since there is some movement from Asian Boyz to Crips. Though you'll never see a Crip go down to the Asian Boyz. Of note both of these gangs are in Long Beach, so that might be a good location for you.
There are also a few white gangs in the Long Beach area, but if you join one of those gangs you can forget about moving to any type of other gang. A swastica on the forehead pretty much swears your loyalty. Plenty of all kinds of races in the crips.
Anyone care to expand on the international ops? It seems you'd want to be affiliated with a world class BSD who operates on a global macro level and pays out to his lieutenants Joaquin 'Shorty' Loera - drug lord Top DEA target. Heads the Sinaloa Cartel international drug traffickers - a major global organisation.
He reputedly pays up to $2million to lieutenants who keep him safe and is said to change mobile phones after each conversation. Doesn't kill innocent people and is regarded as a Robin Hood-type character. Dawood Ebrahim - Do I need to explain this one? It's rumoured that just Googling his name is enough to put you on an FBI watch-list. Matteo Messina Denaro 'Diabolic' The Italian mafia remains the most famous (prestigious?) organized criminal group, and Matteo Messina Denaro has taken control of it.
Denaro appeared on the first Forbes Most Wanted list two years ago. Known as a playboy with a penchant for the fast life, girls, Porsches and fancy Rolex watches. His org is well positioned to benefit from the European financial crisis. James 'Whitey' Bulger Leader of the Winter Hill Gang, an Irish-American crime family based in Boston that controlled the illicit drug trade and extortion rackets in South Boston. Estimated wealth between $30 million and $50 million and he has associated with major criminal enterprises throughout North America and Europe. On the run with his longtime girlfriend, using the wealth and contacts he developed through his criminal operations to stay out of the reach of law enforcement. Relinquis: Epic thread.
Anyone care to expand on the international ops? It seems you'd want to be affiliated with a world class BSD who operates on a global macro level and pays out to his lieutenants Ultimately you probably would want to make the move to management/strategy consulting at a prestigious international organization out of Italy or Russia, or maybe a commodities trader in Colombia or Mexico, but we all know those jobs are hard to get fresh off of the streets. For your first few years bangin, I'd stick with gangs like the Crips or Bloods.prestige on that end is a bit of a wash since it depends a lot on which set you're in (Five Oh Three represent). I've heard some people talk about -13.unless you're deadset on working in emerging markets, I think you'd be better off aiming for the.
Crips also seem to have more prestigious alumni with Snoop Dogg, instead of that clown Lil Wayne, so I'd say most Crips sets would probably have better exit ops Since we're on the topic, what commodities would you be positioning your clients in now? Is the long meth/short heroin trade still on? Hey guys I'm a 2nd year at an elite boutique (think Mossad/Black Panthers/Westboro Baptist) looking to make the move to a larger firm with more international exposure.
I've seen AQ branching out lately but management has been shaken up a bit recently. I have contacts there through family and might be interviewing soon, is this shop still any good or are their best days behind them? I also have interviews through a headhunter with the Aryan Brotherhood and a few BBs (Crips/Bloods/PETA). Any suggestions on who will have best deal flow and culture? Family syndicate compared to gangs Perks of syndicate side: 1. Progression - soldier - made man - boss - upper management 2. Exit ops - politics (Kennedy Family), private industry (Gotti), retirement 3.
Training - early recruitment age, secondary (work with crew), post secondary (prison) 4. Connectivity - unions, policians, police, media, private industry 5. International platform with overseas assignments avaiable for the adventurous 6.
Vertically integrated business model 7. Sophisticated financial services available for qualified participants Downsides: 1.
Strict hierarchy, higher level of discipline, blood lines sometimes a factor 2. Slow progression, typically have to stab backs to get ahead, takeovers frequent 3. Severely restricted post secondary ops (aka, fewer options in private industry) 4.
Restricted access to growth industries (aka, drugs & weapons) 5. Tougher regulatory environment than past decades (FBI making so many damn rules, DEA, RICO, PATRIOT) 6. Increased privatization of traditional industries: aka legal gambling, prostitution, and increased use of private security companies 7. Increased hostility from media and general culture than in past eras, some blame politics, others just see a secular trend towards industry restructuring in the post 911 environment All in all, it's an issue of fit: where can you do your best work? There are opportunities on both sides, but one is more focused on the distribution end and the other is more focused on the institutional side of the underworld business. One size does not fit all.
Bloods Crips Fights
Some people jump between the gang side and the syndicate side early in their careers, but by post secondary education time it should be clear where you want to build your career. Jumping from syndicate to syndicate (aka LCN vs mafiya) is typically done on a contract basis only, permanent employment is rare for job switchers and contract workers. Some people do make the jump but it's rare and heavily regulated (FBI again, they got their noses in everything). As with all such ventures, death, dismemberment, dislocation, relocation, imprisonment, and general disgrace are commonplace. Hey, why not, I got stuck on a boring ass call.