Anti-hero or More Baltimore Mob Hanky-Panky?
The Strange Case of Luigi Mangione ties to Pelosi?
“It’s important for you to understand that the American health care system is a drug cartel.”
“Sometimes in drug cartels, people get murdered.” Go, Candace!
I had a friend email me this morning to tell me that the alleged executioner of United Death Care executive Brian Thompson was connected to Nanny “The Town Drunk” Pelosi. I went down a very shallow rabbit hole and could only find that Luigi Mangione’s family is also very well-connected in Baltimore and do “a lot of good” in that community. Isn’t public service a very well-known smokescreen for mob activity? (Generalization, I know). A lot of mobs and gangs depend on the good will of the community that they operate in.
Apparently, the Mangione family own media (and a lot more) in Maryland, but how can this connect to The Town Drunk? Well, she also comes from a very well-connected mob (political) family in Baltimore, the D’Alessandro family.
From Wikipedia:
Thomas Ludwig John D'Alesandro Jr. (August 1, 1903 – August 23, 1987) was an American politician who served as the 41st mayor of Baltimore from 1947 to 1959. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously represented Maryland's 3rd congressional district in the United States House of Representatives from 1939 until 1947. He was known for his own political prominence as well as that of his children and was the patriarch of the D'Alesandro political family, which includes Nancy Pelosi, the 52nd speaker of the United States House of Representatives; and Thomas D'Alesandro III, the 44th mayor of Baltimore.
I don’t think the D’Alesandro’s mob ties are controversial, but isn’t it interesting that a Mob Daughter rose to the 3rd most powerful political position in the USA, maybe the world? She has run her substantial territory like a Mob enterprise, reaping some powerful benefits and making lifelong enemies.
Please check out this article:
President Kennedy Asked the FBI to Look Into Speaker Pelosi’s Father for Connections to the Mob – Documents Quietly Released Last Week Confirm This
by Joe Hoft Jan. 13, 2021 10:17 am712 Comments
“substantiation of any of the allegations would eliminate D’Alesandro from whatever position he was being considered”
AND THIS LINK:
NANCY PELOSI’S FATHER WAS “MOBBED UP, NO QUESTION ABOUT IT
I am not trying to be an anti-Italian bigot when I question the success of the “respectable” Mangione family of Baltimore. I question the fact that most of the articles I have found always put the “respectable” qualifier when they are talking about the Mangione family of Baltimore. I can’t find any ties to the Mafia, but, if you’re from a wealthy family who owns media and has “a lot of clout,” those ties would be easy to scrub. And to be totally honest, I haven’t looked that hard, yet, but will be staying on this story. However, I do suspect that the Mangione family, whether connected, or not, are not welcoming this scrutiny, now.
I don’t think Luigi (alleged executioner) was a hired hitman—I hope hired hits would be a little less obvious, but, who knows? I did enjoy the film In Bruges (if you know, you know)
Ah, the TwitterVerse:
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#BREAKING: Pelosi / Mangione Family Ties:
Nicholas Mangione (Luigi's grandfather) had ties to Thomas D’Alesandro Jr. (Nancy Pelosi’s father)
Mainstream media doesn't want you to know there are even more connections.
“Proof” I need more.
So- there's a ton of stuff to unpack here, Cindy. The (probable) Mangione/Pelosi/D'Alessandro connection to me- is not entirely far-fetched. Baltimore (like Philly/NJ/NYC/Boston) and other spots along the eastern seaboard were places with significant Italian populations. It's almost always assumed that where there are Italians of prominence/wealth/power there is Mafia. So be it. As a first-gen Italian-American I can't say I know anything about that in my experience but then, my family was not prominent/wealthy/powerful...at least in America.
I have always made the connection between Nancy Pelosi and Baltimore, her father AND brother as scions of that rat-infested town. Baltimore was brought down by those folks, many of whom were slumlords and business-owners. Probably organized crime- but there were other groups 'at play' who were not Italian. The Mangione's were/are in real estate so, that is worth exploring I suppose.
I can't, however, make the connection beyond that to the Mangione/D'Alessandro/Pelosi families. Being of Italian extract, from wealth, etc. doesn't immediately make the Mangione family crooked. Nor that they are Baltimoreans.
What did interest me is that they (Mangiones) own a string of nursing homes. I am going to delve into that myself a little more deeply. I did read along the way somewhere that young Luigi volunteered in the family nursing homes on some level, at some time.
NOW...it is also known that Luigi suffered from chronic back pain, had been diagnosed (and presumably treated) for Lyme disease. I know from my own experience that chronic pain can push a person over the edge! To murder? Hm.
There's more to this story than meets the eye and the whole mafia thing, in my view, is a red herring. In fact, this whole thing might have been perfectly timed to dilute what Israel is doing in Syria and continues to do in Gaza but...stay tuned!
ADDENDUM:
D'Alesandro did not speak Italian but spoke Yiddish. [14]
(FROM WIKIPEDIA)
Sounds like a member of the mob got pissed because he wasn’t tipped off before the stock crashed. I like the theory that Thompson was going to squeal on his “insider trading partners” (Pelosi knows a lot about insider trading), so he was silenced. Case closed. With all the MK-Ultra “assets” around it's easy to find a patsy. I’d like to know Vegas odds of the kid actually getting convicted…and…the next “oligarch” hit.