La Cosa Nostra

La Cosa Nostra One of the most painful times in American movies was the closing ceremony of the movie "The Godfather", when Don Vito Corleone's son Michael took over his father's position ... and was the most memorable one. One of the moments, the horse's head lies on a man's bed. Mafia is a secret Sicily society and like traditional Italy it is this tradition and atrocity characterized by living and functioning in today's American soil. To understand this organized crime, you first need to understand how it is organized.

La Cosa Nostra is the most famous organized crime group in Italy. La Cosa Nostra is involved in various illegal acts such as gambling, rage, smuggling, money laundering, which are threatening American society. Most of the members of La Cosa Nostra are active in downtown New York, but also in major cities in the United States are doing illegal dealings. La Cosa Nostra has worked in the United States since 1920 and is still in danger. The purpose of the old parliament and the regulations and regulatory agencies to combat organized crime is to directly manage the mafia criminal acts (Louise, 1995). In addition to the federal "fraud and corruption organization law" regulation, "Lacquer Attackers and Corruption Organization Act" has been adopted in many states. Many believe that the organization of shock and corruption organizations of lacquer is the primary means of fighting mainly with La Cosa Nostra.

Boryokudan and terrorist organizations have been using this concept for a long time. It is no coincidence that major criminal groups have names such as La Familia and Cosa Nostra. Similarly, extreme traditionalism and anti-Western ideology of Muslim countries have created Muslim identities that people who were excluded from Muslims by Western society might feel it appealing. Many societies place great emphasis on warrior figures - they are soldiers, police, secret agents, or even Tony Montana. These figures manage the environment using violence, even for expensive purposes. Thus, participating in a violent group can be a way to get a higher position in society. For example, former warriors from Jihad Al Shabab in East Africa cite women's honor, respect, and attention as the greatest attraction to join the organization.