Any opinions on what might be happening with this gang moving in East Los Angeles?

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Jaun Ramos

The Riverdale Gang is a New York/Cleavland based gang. They are hired hands of the Mafia. The Armenians who have been apart of this in LA are famous working dogs for the Odessa crime outfit. This is a sign that the Italians and Russians are trying to push out the Mexicans.

In New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ontario, Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois the crime is run differently. In these areas the Calabrese's, Genovese's, Mazzini's, and a group of former soviet block gangs have a board. There are 24 members, 6 voting members, and chairman.

These organized crime organizations have one rule we handle the money you do the work. They do this by hiring an "angency" normally a motor cycle club. They have them clean the money using front investments and companies. They have their contractor hire a subcontractor i.e. the fall guys who normally get whacked or put in prison. They have normally 10 to 12 subcontractors in a city and 2 to 3 contractors who don't know enough of the puzzle to talk when they go down.

These guy normally take more then the $40,000 to $60,000 that they offer as pay and the board orders a "extermenator" to come in and take them out. That is why the murder rate in these cities changes so much year to year. They hire professionals often from mid west or South America and clean house. These gangs are no match for their grenades and heavy fire power not to mention training.

The only good news is if this is happening they are much cleaner running, the mob does not like bad press. They will also have less drug running and only allow a few smaller operations because Ohio, Illinois, and Kentucky are their only drug green zones they made for the Russians concerning their drug business. They can still transport though. If there are people in this area who deal, produce, or sell drugs they might want to do business else where. Just ask the crips from youngstown oh thats right there all gone.

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I left the LAPD to work in Dayton Ohio thinking it would be easier. The truth is until this news I wanted to go back. These boys are how I found out they only play gang in East LA. They will kill off all of the local gang leaders and replace theM. They did it in Cincinnati. These guys are just bullet proof. You try to start a case sue and bribe officials. The courts here work for them!

what to do what to do ? please helpp cant take it anymore need desperate helpp.?

blondespaz

I currently live in rundown tiny little town youâve probably never heard of in New York. 90% of the people are not people you would want to associate with and it has nothing to offer to anyone. I go to the middle school here where allot of the people are not to pleasant and the people that are descent .. most arenât that nice. I hate where I am and would do basically anything to get out of here. Iv lived in a very nice big house in a cute little cul-de-sac with lots of children and dogs living around and flowers out front and its quit and peaceful and nothing ever really happens . Iv lived there all my life. never been moved or considered moving once. well my parents havenât anyway. they wont. they're planted here the rest of there lifeâs. All the sweet quietness its just not me. I like to be in big cities with lots of people and excitement and lots to do. not on some suburbs in a forgotten Crappy old town. Also my has and always will be to be on Broadway, to have hit singles, platinum records ect. our drama club here is the worst thing you ever seen since there isnât much talent in this school. we have no money for props or costumes . we use hammy down costumes or ones sewed by the (horrible) drama club directors mother. The set is just paint and cardboard and they cut the only two good places for theater around here. the high school plays and the glove theater. both donât have enough money to put on any more productions and got cut. I have a singing teacher and have been told I can be famous with my voice. I also write music and am beginning to learn how to play the guitar. I put my heart into acting and i usually get the lead rolls in drama club. i am in 7th grade age 13 by the way. I have two older sisters one is 28 and lives in south Carolina and one us 23 and lives in New York City. lucky. My parents are very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very veryvery very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very (I could go on for a few years or so with very's) over protective, and closed minded. they would never let me out of there site once much less let me move away. unless i got a scholarship somewhere or something but Iâm not sure they would let me go then depending on how far it is. my 28 year old sister just had a baby (Her first) and my mom is upset that they live so far off and she worries about my irresponsible sister in NYC who just got a new job at and accounting firm. (sheâs been around she even worked for JP Morgan for a while!) I plan on going to NYU college when I grow up (its the best entertainment arts school around look it up ) all the schools around where I live suck and so do the towns. I need to get out i hate it here i hate it at school and Iâm not waiting around for another 5 years until i can leave. iv considered boarding school but Iâm not sure that would work. Iv read about some 11 year old girl getting a part in Broadway before and going to school in NYC but i cant find were i read it. Oh and i was also a show team gymnast for 2 years then i quit and now im doing gymnastics and dance again. I am seldom happy and i have bigger dreams than wasting away in this pothole piece of crap place. so what to do what to do ? how do I get away ? scholarships? boarding schools? ANYTHING you can think of please frigin help me.
PLEASE
thank you so much

p.s. I have a great scene of fashion and Iâm middle class in money were pretty well off soo.. and my uncle is very well off so if that helps :P
P.p.s there are no private schools or anything around here.
P.p.p.s I have traveled to several different places : NYC 5 times, Florida every other year since I was like born, New Jersey every other year also, Canada, South Carolina twice and counting, and all the places along the way. I LOVE traveling.
oh and i've also been to Penslyvania where my rich uncle lives. all my other family live around. but dont think of shipping me to my uncles. i would never ever ever ever wanna live there. they are old and boring and the bedrooms are sooooooooooooo creepy.

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Parents are like pets, all come with different personalities. Some are more protective than others. But keep it cool, life is harder when you leave home, even though you have more freedom. It flies by faster as well. That little town may seem more like home after you hit the busy streets of NY and find it's not the dream town you thought it to be. NY is more dangerous, people will attack you for what little money you may have in your pocket atm. So when you get there, be sure to keep your guard up, and GL with NYU. Work hard and you will achieve ALL your dreams :)

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I'm trying to find out about the author Sharon Creech...?

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Answering some of these questions will help me a lot on my school work!

Here are the questions;

1) What are her religious beliefs?

2) What national or world events have impacted her life?

3) Of her literary works, which one is her favorite and why?

4) Who influenced her writing the most?

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Creech was born July 29, 1945, in South Euclid, Ohio. She has three brothers (Dennis, Doug, and Tom) and one sister (Sandy), upon whom she based the characters in Absolutely Normal Chaos and Walk Two Moons . Every year her family would visit Quincy, Kentucky, the inspiration for the town of Bybanks, which appeared in Chasing Redbird, Bloomability, Walk Two Moons, and (by reference) The Wanderer. Her grandmother plays a part in Granny Torrelli Makes Soup. She received a BA from Hiram College and a MA from George Mason University. In 1979, she moved to England. In addition to being a writer, Creech has taught English and writing at a high school and a boarding school, The American School in Switzerland (TASIS). She drew the setting of Bloomability from her experiences in Switzerland. She is married to Lyle Rigg, who was the headmaster of The Pennington School in Pennington, New Jersey, with whom she has two children (Rob and Karin).

Books:
Absolutely Normal Chaos (1990)
Walk Two Moons (1994)
Pleasing the Ghost (1996)
Chasing Redbird (1997)
Bloomability (1999)
The Wanderer (2000)
Fishing in the Air (2000)
Love That Dog (2001)
A Fine, Fine School (2001)
Ruby Holler (2002)
Granny Torrelli Makes Soup (2003)
Heartbeat (2004)
Replay (2005)
Who's That Baby (2005)
The Castle Corona (Illustrated by David Diaz) (2007)

who is Australian aboriginal activist Gary Foley?

Kevin7

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Gary Foley (born 11 May 1950) is an indigenous Australian activist, academic, writer and actor. He is best known for his role in establishing the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra in 1972 and for establishing an Aboriginal legal service in Redfern in the 1970s. Foley also co-wrote and acted in the first indigenous Australian stage production, ''Basically Black.

Foley was born Gary Edward Foley in 1950 in Grafton and spent much of his childhood in Nambucca Heads. He was expelled from school at the age of 15 and arrived in Redfern in 1967 as an apprentice draftsman and became involved in the "black power" movement active in that suburb.

Foley played an active role in organising protests against the Springboks in 1971 as a result of the Apartheid policies in South Africa. At one stage, Foley and fellow protester Billy Craigie were arrested for wearing Springbok jerseys outside the team motel in Bondi Junction with the police believing they had been stolen when they had been supplied by former Wallaby Jim Boyce. As a result of the level of protests against the Springboks, an Australian tour by the South African cricket team later that year was cancelled and the two-decade exile of South African sporting teams had commenced.

Foley co-founded the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in 1972 outside Parliament House to highlight Aboriginal disadvantage. The Tent Embassy is still in place despite ongoing controversy and has been nominated for the heritage list. It helped raise the profile of Aboriginal issues prior to the election of the Whitlam Government. He was also involved in the formation of the Aboriginal Legal Service in Redfern and the Aboriginal Medical Service in Melbourne and Sydney.

He also co-wrote and appeared in Basically Black, the first Aboriginal stage production in 1972. In 1978, he was part of a group that took Aboriginal films to the Cannes Film Festival and then to other parts of Europe. He also starred in the film Backroads (1977), appeared in Dogs in Space and made guest appearances on television shows A Country Practice and The Flying Doctors.

Foley set up the first Aboriginal Information Centre in London. On returning to Australia, he organised protests against the Brisbane Commonwealth Games held in 1982. He was the first indigenous director of the Aboriginal Arts Board of the Australia Council between 1983 and 1986 and held other leadership positions in the Aboriginal community. In 1988, he organised Aboriginal protests against the Australian Bicentenary in 1988 before becoming a consultant to the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.

Gary Foley completed a Bachelor of Arts at Melbourne University in 2000 before completing a First Class Honours Degree in 2002. In 2001, he was appointed Senior Curator at Museum Victoria until April 2005, when he resigned in protest over the Dja Dja Wurrung barks scandal. Foley is currently completing a doctorate at the University of Melbourne, where he is also a lecturer and tutor. Foley also maintains the Kooriweb site on Aboriginal history and was formerly a senior lecturer at Swinburne University. Foley is currently lecturing and tutoring at Victoria University.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Foley

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Whats the best TV show out right now?

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besides >Breaking Bad,Weeds,Dexter,Justified,Spartacus,South park ,family guy,American dad,White collar,Game of thrones,the walking dead,Mike and Molly,Two and a half men,Raising hope,Board walk Empire,Leverage,Blue mountain State,Hot Dog Circle,Pawn stars,Jersey Shore,

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Watched: Breaking Bad, Weeds, Dexter, Justified, White Collar, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Two and a Half Men (Stopped about 3-4 episodes of this recent season.), Raising Hope, Boardwalk Empire, Blue Mountain State

Ended: The Wire, The Sopranos, Chuck

Drama:
- Mad Men
- Sons of Anarchy
- Southland
- Homeland (SHOWTIME)
- Treme (HBO)
- Boss (Starz)
- Person of Interest
- Awake
- Pretty Little Liars
- Hell on Wheels
- Revenge
- The Killing

Action:
- Nikita

Sci-Fi/Fantasy/etc:
- Fringe
- Doctor Who
- The Vampire Diaries
- American Horror Story
- Once Upon a Time
- Alphas
- Being Human (US)

Dramedy:
- Parenthood
- Switched at Birth
- Californication (SHOWTIME)
- The Big C (SHOWTIME)
- Shameless (SHOWTIME)
- Harry's Law
- Glee
- House of Lies (SHOWTIME)
- United States of Tara (Cancelled) (SHOWTIME)
- Men of a Certain Age (Cancelled)

Comedy:
- Community
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
- Parks & Recreation
- Louie
- Cougar Town
- Modern Family
- Archer (Cartoon)
- Awkward.
- Wilfred
- Happy Endings
- New Girl
- How I Met Your Mother
- The Big Bang Theory

Any opinions on what might be happening with this gang moving in East Los Angeles?

Jaun Ramos

The Riverdale Gang is a New York/Cleavland based gang. They are hired hands of the Mafia. The Armenians who have been apart of this in LA are famous working dogs for the Odessa crime outfit. This is a sign that the Italians and Russians are trying to push out the Mexicans.

In New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ontario, Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois the crime is run differently. In these areas the Calabrese's, Genovese's, Mazzini's, and a group of former soviet block gangs have a board. There are 24 members, 6 voting members, and chairman.

These organized crime organizations have one rule we handle the money you do the work. They do this by hiring an "angency" normally a motor cycle club. They have them clean the money using front investments and companies. They have their contractor hire a subcontractor i.e. the fall guys who normally get whacked or put in prison. They have normally 10 to 12 subcontractors in a city and 2 to 3 contractors who don't know enough of the puzzle to talk when they go down.

These guy normally take more then the $40,000 to $60,000 that they offer as pay and the board orders a "extermenator" to come in and take them out. That is why the murder rate in these cities changes so much year to year. They hire professionals often from mid west or South America and clean house. These gangs are no match for their grenades and heavy fire power not to mention training.

The only good news is if this is happening they are much cleaner running, the mob does not like bad press. They will also have less drug running and only allow a few smaller operations because Ohio, Illinois, and Kentucky are their only drug green zones they made for the Russians concerning their drug business. They can still transport though. If there are people in this area who deal, produce, or sell drugs they might want to do business else where. Just ask the crips from youngstown oh thats right there all gone.

Answer
I left the LAPD to work in Dayton Ohio thinking it would be easier. The truth is until this news I wanted to go back. These boys are how I found out they only play gang in East LA. They will kill off all of the local gang leaders and replace theM. They did it in Cincinnati. These guys are just bullet proof. You try to start a case sue and bribe officials. The courts here work for them!

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