Q:
Last week the Italian mafia boss, Carmine ‘The Cigar’ Galante was assassinated in Bushwick. What could we learn from that story?
A:
We learn that these elements suffer more from each other than others suffer from them. It was his own Italian cousins who ordered the hit, no question about it.
It’s an important lesson. As much as Jews suffer from goyim, you must know goyim suffer from goyim more. Jews have suffered from blacks, but blacks suffer from blacks more. If you go to the police station on Fulton Street, you’ll see how busy it is. There’s a lot of business there; stabbings and shootings and all kinds of things.
You know what the lesson is? That it’s not good to be wicked! Because of all those who suffer from wickedness, it’s the wicked themselves who suffer most.
July 1979
