Saturday, February 14, 2026

Carina iMag.L.A.@MiLLaR.br.ee@PragiVrag itd.

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Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Vladimir Gvozden
born*14.06.1977 in Novi Sad (Vojvodina) Serbia 

 “Now, I will tell you a children’s tale. Once upon a merry time, on a distant star, there lived a fine people. They were not physical people, in your terms, and if you traveled to that star now in your spaceships you would not see them. You would walk through their fields and think that the land was barren. You would land in your spaceships and though the whole populous came out to greet you, you would see no one.

In this very, very distant time, these people who were very gifted, and are still very gifted, these people looked about them. They had a dream. They were, in a strange way, mathematicians and scientists, but in a way that had nothing to do with physical space or physical theories, and they imagined out of their great power, a dimension of reality in which there were trees and fields and physical beings with physical bodies; skies that were blue; water that fell down from the sky. And out of their great creativity and from themselves because, in your terms, in your terms, they were a race of gods. They conceived a dimension of reality in which these things would, indeed, exist and from themselves they sent out portions of their own entity and consciousness. And when I say that they did this, they did it joyfully and with a great exuberance and yet, also, they felt this portion of their own consciousness leave them and escape from them and so, to some extent, they cried to see a portion of themselves forever leave and yet they did this that you might have existence and song.

And so, in this children’s tale, that is given to you in parable and in symbol, you came to have your being and yet when this universe, as you know it, was then brought into existence, you had to forget momentarily where you came from and you had to be created in flesh so that you could experience, in flesh, this new portion of creativity and so that you could, in your turn, create from that of which you were physically made and so you forgot your heritage, on purpose in a way. And you found yourself upon a physical planet and all the stars blazed on, and you opened your eyes and found infinite possibilities and a virgin physical reality that you could shape to your heart’s desire and in which you could give your creativity full rein. And those from whom you originated watched and when great clouds scurried across your primitive skies in those days those who had originated you came down and you saw them and wondered.

And in this children’s tale there were also, behind those who originated you, others who also watched carefully and gently and with great love. For as you were created, so you create and those thoughts of yours that you consider meaningless and that escape from you, and those dreams of yours that you consider meaningless and that escape from you, these are also given vitality and existence for you cannot help but create even as you have created.

Now in this children’s tale pretend with me. Pretend with me that you sit here in a physical reality in one tiny unspeakably and unutterably small dot upon the physical planet called Earth. Pretend with me that you are presently sitting in a room in a town called Elmira, in a state called New York, that you are seated in a circle and that you are listening to me speak, and pretend with me that at the same time you are in a circle about me in another space and another time. Pretend with me that, in your terms, we were in another circle and in another star in a past inconceivably distant so that your physical brain cannot imagine it and that together, being nonphysical, we had a great dream. We imagined a physical reality and we imagined this moment and this time and there is no end to this children’s tale.

There is never any end to a children’s tale. It is only adults that insist upon beginnings and endings. And imagine also, therefore, that within yourselves now are other far more wise selves and that within your eyes are other eyes as old as mine and other selves quite as ancient and quite as new and that these selves, within yourselves, look out at me and wink and in winking know what they know.”

— ECS2 ESP Class Session, November 10, 1970, c L Davies

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The history of the Mafia and mob bosses in America during the 1900s is a story of immigration, organized crime, and the rise of infamous criminal figures. 
 
Here’s a detailed overview, decade by decade:
Origins (Late 1800s – Early 1900s)
 
Italian Immigration: Many Sicilians and Southern Italians arrived in the U.S. in the late 1800s and early 1900s. They brought with them secret societies like the Sicilian Mafia, originally based on family loyalty, honor, and protection.
 
Early Crime Networks: These immigrants often settled in urban neighborhoods (e.g., New York’s Little Italy) where discrimination and poverty were widespread. Some turned to protection rackets, gambling, and smuggling as a means to survive.
 
Early Mob Figures: Figures like Giuseppe “Joe the Boss” Masseria and Salvatore Maranzano started organizing criminal enterprises in New York during the 1910s and 1920s.
 
Prohibition Era (1920–1933) Bootlegging Boom: The 18th Amendment in 1920 banned alcohol, creating huge opportunities for illegal liquor trade. Mafia families became wealthy and powerful.
 
Rise of Famous Bosses: Al Capone in Chicago: Became notorious for controlling bootlegging, gambling, and violent enforcement. Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, Frank Costello in New York: Built structured crime organizations.
 
The Castellammarese War (1930–1931):
A violent power struggle between Masseria and Maranzano, ending with Maranzano’s victory—but he was killed months later on orders from Lucky Luciano, who then reorganized the Mafia. 
 
Formation of the National Crime Syndicate (1930s)

Luciano’s Leadership: Lucky Luciano created the Five Families of New York (Bonanno, Colombo, Gambino, Genovese, Lucchese), introducing a hierarchical structure with bosses, underbosses, capos, and soldiers.
 
The Commission: Luciano also established The Commission, a governing body for all American Mafia families to resolve disputes and coordinate criminal enterprises nationally.

Expansion: Mafia influence@Labor union
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