End of an Era: Can the Mafia Survive the 21st Century?
February 21, 2025
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Is the Mafia Really Gone? Or Has It Just Changed?
For years, people have been asking the same questionâIs the Mafia truly dead? Today, Iâm breaking it all down. As one of the few remaining guys who lived through the golden era of organized crime, Iâve seen firsthand how the game has changed.
With modern technology, surveillance, and laws designed to take down entire organizations, can groups like the one I was once part of even survive? I talk about the impact of laws that changed everything, how I saw the writing on the wall, and why I stepped away before it was too late.
I also dive into whatâs happening overseasâthe struggles of the groups still operating in Italy and Australia and why theyâre facing an uphill battle.
Is the old way truly over, or has it just evolved into something new? Let me know what you think in the comments.
The Mafiaâs Last Stand: Can It Survive in Todayâs World? | Michael Franzese
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