Donald Trump’s Mob connections🚨‼️
Donald Trump’s ascent to prominence was marked by his association with figures deeply entrenched in the organized crime sector, facilitated through his relationship with Roy Cohn, a blackmailer pedophi|e who taught Donald how to exploit power. (According to the FBI, Roy Cohn was the worst human being ever profiled)
Cohn, a figure of considerable influence, served as Trump’s mentor (who Donald met through his father Fred) and legal counsel and was known for representing notorious mob leaders such as “Fat Tony” Salerno of the Genovese family, Carmine Galante of the Bonanno family, and Paul Castellano of the Gambino family. This connection is particularly notable during the construction of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Unlike the conventional steel-framed skyscrapers, Trump opted for ready-mix concrete, a sector monopolized by Salerno and Castellano at the time. This decision led to Trump purchasing concrete at significantly inflated prices. Investigative journalist David Cay Johnston points out that this arrangement ensured a disruption-free construction process, secured through negotiations with the construction union.

Allegations have surfaced, including from a former employee of Cohn, about a direct meeting between Trump and Salerno at Cohn’s townhouse, a claim Trump vehemently denies. However, Salerno’s subsequent indictment on racketeering charges related to an $8 million concrete deal for a Trump development project adds a layer of complexity to the narrative. This intertwining of Trump’s business endeavors with the mob-controlled concrete industry raises significant questions about the influence of organized crime in the construction of one of New York’s most iconic landmarks.

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