Mafia Mob Quotes

“uh, yeah, I love...worms" Classic. Someone should record the gold that flows from my mouth.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Elite

“No, it's not just sex. It's a wild, animalistic desire. All I think about lately when I see you is how badly I want to rip your clothes off. I've never felt that before. But I'm a human being, not an animal. I can handle it.
And I must because if I give in to my desires, I'll have to deal with the consequences of stupid actions.”
― Lana Mikel, Temporary Truce

“You’re correct that I’ve never experienced poverty, but you’ve never experienced a man you’ve grown up with for 20 years, more brother than friend, try to assassinate you because another man wanted what was yours. You’ve never had your older sister gouge you in the leg with a throwing star and try to end your life. You’ve never had to live every day knowing the only thing between you and a body bag is a good bodyguard and the people who would kill you being too afraid of what you’d do if they failed.”
― Sam Mariano, Accidental Witness

“Tell him, Cosa Nostra says, HELLAO!”
― Waheed Ibne Musa, Johnny Fracture

“He briefly gazed at her lips, so tantalizingly near, as if beckoning him, even begging for a kiss. Was it just a figment of his imagination? Perhaps. But that hunger in her look could only signify one thing. The walls had crumbled—had fallen apart into little pieces and were no longer holding him back.”
― Lana Mikel, Temporary Truce

“Do you want the truth? The truth is, I would fck you right here and now.
Right on this fuking table, but can't!”
― Lana Mikel

“I was mad because I wanted you, but I gave my word I wouldn't touch you. I started this stupid plan to be late even though I hate being late. I was angry because I wanted you to be mine, but I knew it was impossible.”
― Lana Mikel, Temporary Truce

“He was a fcking Mafia Don, and he couldn't even take the woman he wanted?”
― Lana Mikel, Temporary Truce

“First of all, you won't. You gave me your word. Second of all, Antonio, I can stand up for myself. am not some defenseless woman. Not anymore. The last man who hit on me took a bullet to the leg. So you won't scare me.”
― Lana Mikel, Temporary Truce

“Peace is found with honesty among wicked men.”
― Benjamin DeHaven, Confessions of a Self-Help Writer: The Journal of Michael Enzo

“Castro’s revolution, with all of its supposedly good intentions, put a stop to the growth of Havana. Of course it put an end to the Mafia controlling the casinos and entertainment, but for them it was a minor setback. They just packed their bags and went to Las Vegas where they expanded and developed “The Strip!” Batista and his followers fled Cuba for the Dominican Republic, Europe and South Florida. Many Cubans lost everything they had but others fled taking their wealth with them. The upheaval in 1959 marked the beginning of austerity for this former freewheeling city. The communistic de-privatization of all businesses, along with the embargo imposed by the United States, created a serious decline in Havana’s economy. The constant pressure to nationalize, as well as the severe crackdown by the régime to keep people in line, curtailed growth and placed an enormous hardship on the Cuban people.
Since the Castro Revolution, the people of Havana have been severely affected, because of the absence of commerce with its former trading partner, the United States, located only 90 miles to the north. In all Havana has taken a severe toll economically, with its dilapidated houses, and the pre-1959 cars on the streets of the city being a testimony to the bygone era. It is only now that with the hope of normalization between the governments of Cuba and the United States that perhaps the people will benefit.
For the greatest part, the Port of Havana has also been bypassed, chiefly due to the restrictions placed on them by the United States. However, the Cuban government is now attempting a comeback by attracting tourism from Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas, Latin America, Asia and Europe. The city of Havana has renovated the Sierra Maestra Cruise Port, but only very few cruise companies consider Havana a port of call. Slowly, German and British ships started to arrive, including the Fred Olsen Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line. Technically Real Estate Brokers and Automobile Dealers are illegal in Cuba, although real-estate offices and car dealerships are blatantly open for business. The buying and selling of real estate and cars, which was forbidden for many years, can now be done because of some changes brought about by Raúl Castro, but only by full-time residents of Cuba. However, gray market sales are thriving through the use of friends and family as proxies.”
― Captain Hank Bracker, The Exciting Story of Cuba

“On December 22, 1946, it was during a meeting at the Hotel Nacional that Meyer Lansky, Santo Trafficante, Jr. from Tampa, Florida, and other underworld figures planned Havana’s future as the new playground for the Americas. Joe Bananas, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, just to mention a few of the Mafia hierarchy, were present for the largest Mafia forum since the Chicago meeting of 1932.
One of the main topics at the Havana Convention was the narcotics trade. It was a long-standing myth that the Mafia was against narcotics trafficking. Their involvement actually started when Luciano was a kid and running narcotics for the mob in New York City.”
― Captain Hank Bracker, "The Exciting Story of Cuba"

“If I have no need for you, I have no use for you.”
― J. Denison Reed, Clifford's War: The Bluegrass Battleground