I agree Wes, more…more…more… this site is fun & informative.

Vincent was an ex-professional boxer who weighed close to three hundred pounds. On May 2nd 1957 he was ordered by Vito Genovese to murder Frank Costello. Vincent shot Costello as he entered the lobby at 115 Central Park West on the corner of 7nd Street. But just as Gigante fired his .38-caliber handgun, Costello moved, causing the bullet to graze the right side of his head. Because Costello went down as if he was dead, Gigante thought the mob boss was dead and sped away in a black Cadillac. Costello refused to identify his attempted assassin, yet the doorman at 115 Central Park West did. But when tried for the shooting, his defense team effectively challenged the credibility of the doorman, and Gigante went free. Gigante could pull off many miracles, though his favorite ploy was the “bug act”, pretending to be punch-drunk from his boxing days. Even when not under indictment, he prepared for those inevitable times (knowing the police watched him) by picking up cigarette butts off the street and smoking them, gesturing wildly in the air, having long, loud arguments with himself, or dropping his pants to urinate in the street. But associates knew that Gigante was not psychotic, he was a shrewd businessman and a cold, cunning, merciless contract killer.

LOL!

Is this serious?! It sounds like he’s running his campaign like a Leslie Nielsen movie!

I can’t tell if what you posted was a real Impewacko press
release or a parody.

Daniel Imperato meets with the Pope, leader of the Vatican, where they share their common vision of independent parties across the Atlantic. This morning, the Pope met Daniel Imperato, candidate for presidency in the United States, who was miraculously in the same New York City elevator.

Imperato, whose family is originally from Sicily, is the head of a “well known” yet secret holding group with interests in real estate and online publishing. In fluent German and Latin, Imperato explained how he was the grand knight of the order of the “Orden Bonaria” that supports projects from emerging countries, like the Vatican. Mr. Imperato is also a certified knight of Malta: http://www.imperato2008.com/imperato2008/images/maltacert.jpg

‘’Daniel Imperator’s ideology the Pope explained is similar to ours since Imperato dynasty comes originally from South of Italy and following the American dream has achieved the state of well known business man, in this moment politically engaged to support in US the Italian tradition and Catholic values.”

Daniel Imperato, underlining his origin, has foreseen a fructuous collaboration with the Pope saying that:” he admired the determination and savory in leading political negotiation during a red hot campaign.” “Naturally – Imperato added – this collaboration must be enlarged to the economic sectors in such a way that American businessmen can invest in the church.

Upon leaving, the Pope gave Mr. Imperato a “souvenir” certificate from the Vatican’s visitor center – a copy of which can be found here: http://www.imperato2008.com/imperato2008/images/Vatican-Certificate-2.jpg