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To: TobagoJack who wrote (93702)	8/20/2012 8:30:40 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217781

Not here. Here even the mafia did not work. Tommaso Buscetta is widely recognized as the first important one breaking omertá. Many mafiosi would follow his example In 1972 Buscetta was arrested and tortured by the Brazilian military regime, and subsequently extradited to Italy where he began a life sentence for the earlier double murder conviction. In 1980, while on a day-release from prison, he fled again to Brazil to escape the brewing Mafia War instigated by Totò Riina that subsequently led to the deaths of many of Buscetta's allies, including Stefano Bontade. Arrested once more in 1983, Buscetta was sent back to Italy. He attempted suicide, and when that failed, he decided that he was utterly disillusioned with the Mafia. Buscetta asked to talk to Giovanni Falcone and began his life as an informant. ... In Italy he helped the judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino to achieve significant successes in the fight against organized crime (the two judges were later both killed by the Mafia). [2] He was the star witness in the Maxi Trial that led to almost 350 Mafia members being sent to prison. en.wikipedia.org This things depicted in the video, require too much organization and the right type of people. People who lost their freedom and got rights, lose their rights. They will regret following the rule of the law.