PUBLIC RATS

For years Hoover even denied that there was a Mafia. Why? Because as Sam Giancana (Chicago's most powerful mob boss since Capone) put it in his book "Double Crossed." Hoover didn't want the usual envelope every month, so we gave him something better, tips on all the fixed horse races. In my opinion J.Edgar Hoover was the "Godfather of the Government."

He was a very powerful man. He was a dictator who agreed with Hitler's solution to exterminate all outlaws. Hoover often played the Judge, Jury, and Executioner and got away with murder.

He was the man who hid behind a building until Alvin Karpis "Public Enemy Number One" was captured. Afterwards Hoover posed for photograph's with the outlaw claiming that he personally arrested him.

Federal agent's on the scene even forgot to bring handcuffs, and Karpis had his hands bound with neck ties. Why? Because you don't need handcuffs for a dead man and the FBI usually killed public enemies. I guess Karpis was just lucky that Hoover needed him alive.

John Dillinger, Charley Floyd and Lester Gillis "Baby Face Nelson" were not so lucky. Hoover fed these fictional stories to the public and they bought it. If we look at all the facts Hoover was as bad as or worse than Al Capone,

In fact Hoover probably ordered as many death's or more. After Special Agent Melvin Purvis, head of the FBI's Chicago offices lead the FBI in the killing of Dillinger, he became very popular with the public. This attracted Hoover's attention and the Director did not approve. Hoover removed Melvin Purvis out of the spotlight because of jealousy to gain publicity. He even created his own mythology portrait in Hollywood with a heroic image of himself as the Director of the FBI. Misleading Hollywood and the motion picture business industries for years with stories far from the truth.

Hoover was just an extremely over paid powerful man who would sit behind his big fancy polished desk and give the orders to his legalized murderous FBI hitmen. But Hoover was far from a hero, he didn't have the courage of men like John Dillinger. In fact in comparison Hoover didn't even come close to John Dillinger's courage. Dillinger was a man marked with originality, he was courageous, daring and clever. I'm not trying to defend the criminals of the nineteen thirties, I'm just stating the facts.

Lets not confuse the issues of who were the good guys and the bad guys. They is no doubt that bank robbers were indeed the bad guys, but there were many types of crooks during the great depression. Such as crooked politicians, crooked judges, Lawyers, and cops. I'll just let you be the Judge.

Over the years some of the biggest crooks the nation has ever seen have lived directly in the White House in Washington D.C.

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Pretty Boy Floyd was accused of being the killer behind "The Kansas City Massacre," but Floyd wasn't even there. He didn't even know Frank Nash, the outlaw killed at the scene. The closest Floyd ever came Nash was hearing the outlaws name on the radio. Floyd was a bankrobber, not a hitman. He admitted to a reporter that he had killed men, which he believed was in self-defense. Why would Floyd admit his crimes to a reporter and denied any participation in the Kansas City Massacre. Why? Because he was telling the truth and was not involved in the Massacre. Floyd knew that as soon as the FBI caught up with him he was a dead man. He had no reason to lie about Kansas City.