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The New NSA Kosher Nostra expect tribute from Goyim being juvenile same sex giving anal licking, oral sex, & if little boy acting like an adult female prostitute for the Jewish Man considering himself expects little Goyim boy to "work" for orifice penetration because the Jew 🌈 is doing the Gentile "a favor", protection for not having our near future not completely throttled. So since I didn't give a Rabbi, or important Jew Tribute, I wasn't allowed to graduate High School & all the Top Tier of all Public & Private has given me No Quarter since 1967. Salem NH PD run out of a Synagogue said I need to offer a Rabbi half of whatever I get in a Civil Court Judgement because that is only way Kosher Nostra US Courts will benefit Goyim. So, I need to Pay Off a Rabbi to have use of money & not be Jew 🌈 Gang Stalked put back on No Fly No Fun Buy ADL List I asked Google Gemini this question 👇 In the Al Capone era of Italian Mafia in Chicago, how much did their street criminals, called soldiers, have to bump up to their boss. For the same era, what percentage did Jewish Mafia have to bump up to their Rabbi Boss? Google Gemini said this 👇 In the 1920s and 30s, the "business models" of the Italian and Jewish mobs were both highly structured, but they operated under very different cultural and organizational rules. 1. The Chicago Outfit (Italian Mafia) Under Al Capone, the "kickback" or "tribute" system was the lifeblood of the organization. The Percentage: A "Soldier" typically had to "bump up" (kick back) 10% to 15% of their total weekly or monthly earnings to their Caporegime (Captain). The Chain of Command: The Captain would keep a portion and pass the rest up to the Underboss and the Boss (Capone). However, for specific high-value scores—like a hijacked truck of high-end liquor—the tribute could be as high as 50% depending on the "muscle" or resources the Outfit provided to make the job possible. The "Franchise" Fee: In many cases, the Outfit didn't just take a percentage of profit; they charged "street tax." This was a flat fee paid by anyone (even non-members) operating a business (like a speakeasy or a bookie joint) in a territory Capone controlled. 2. The Jewish Mafia (The "Kosher Nostra") The term "Rabbi Boss" is largely a creative misnomer. While Jewish mobsters like Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, and Dutch Schultz were deeply connected to their communities, they did not answer to religious leaders. In fact, most were non-observant and were often viewed as a "scourge" by the religious Jewish community. The Structure: Unlike the rigid, military-style hierarchy of the Italian Mafia (Boss > Underboss > Capo > Soldier), the Jewish Mob operated more like a Loose Syndicate or a corporation. The "Kickback": Because they were less hierarchical, there wasn't a standard "15% for the Boss" rule. Instead, they worked on Partnerships. For example, Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano (an Italian) were equal partners in many ventures. They didn't "kick up" to each other; they split the profits 50/50 after expenses. Corporate Style: Jewish mobsters like Arnold Rothstein treated crime as "Big Business." Instead of taking a cut from a soldier, they acted as investors. They would provide the "seed money" for a bootlegging operation and then take a predetermined share of the dividends, much like a shareholder in a company. Comparison of Financial Structures Feature Italian Mafia (Capone) Jewish Mafia (Lansky/Rothstein) Organizational Model Military Hierarchy Corporate Syndicate / Partnership Primary Payment The Tribute: A percentage of all earnings (10-15%). The Partnership: Split of net profits based on investment. Top Authority The Don / Boss The Board of Directors (The Syndicate) Religious Tie Symbolic (Godfather/Catholicism) None (Often at odds with Rabbis) The One Exception: There was a unique concept in the Jewish community called "Ma'amad" or "Tribute," but this was (and is) a religious donation given by Hasidic followers to their Rebbe (Grand Rabbi) for the upkeep of the community and the Rebbe's household. While some critics and historians have jokingly compared this to a Mafia "kickback" because of the absolute authority of the Rebbe, it was a voluntary religious tithe, not a criminal street tax. The Jewish mobsters, for their part, often gave large sums to synagogues or Jewish militias in Palestine, but this was seen as "protection of their people" rather than a mandatory bump to a boss. More,,👇 https://gab.com/SvenVonErick/posts/116481253291240750 Donations accepted for media projects, promoting Common Law, &/or to help feed the Starving Ukranian Women & Children in Moldova UN Refugee Camps. Steven G. Erickson 215 S. Broadway Suite 217 Salem, NH 03079 USA 1 706 740 9324 +1 860 574 0695 My Video Counters are jacked. Please let me know in comments here, if a video watched & counter doesn't increase by 1. Thank you. ,👇 https://rumble.com/user/SvenVonErick/videos Click @SvenVonErick to go to my channel