English influence in Europe, quick question, little confused.
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English influence in Europe, quick question, little confused.| Hollander |
Posted: Nov 24 2008, 07:48 PM
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14K Triad has over 20000 members and Yamaguchi-gumi 39000 but they don't have the world-wide reach Italians have...
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| Paul-Chafs |
Posted: Nov 25 2008, 12:44 AM
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Underboss Group: Friend of Ours Posts: 201 Member No.: 2,813 Joined: 7-July 08 |
well.... after searching for further information after this thread i can agree to a certain extenct...
i wouls say the most powerful mafia of them all is the EU...LOL. -------------------- "he began stealing tombstones, then he became a car thief, then an assasin, then a smuggler and then a drug smuggler, then he became a representative of the chamber - a politician....the worst of them all."
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