Who is/was the world's famous and/or largest drug lord?

...So who do you think it was?


I personally think it was Pablo Escobar, no doubt. He had billions of dollars; cartels from Africa to Cuba, America to Russia, Mexico to Guatamla; houses in almost every country in the world; had an army of thousands that pleaded their loyalty to him; and almost overthrew an incumbent government regime (Cuba). His home in Florida was worth a retail $700,000,000; he owned zoo's and had a zoo with lions and shit in his home. He almost owned the Mexican DEA through bribes and that kept American Intell off him. He was low off the radar. Everything was going smoothe for him until one of his people shot a presidential candidate, then it was all over.

what about al capone? he owned half of new york city durring the prohibition.

pfeiser or merck

Yeah id say Al Capone.

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Originally Posted by friendowl

pfeiser or merck

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Somehow, I think that one went over the youngins heads. Good answer and the damn truth.

pablo did have his hands in a LOT of shit though.
if he wasn't killed he would have been the biggest I think.
and at least he gave back to his country.
what did al capone do for his people?

wasnt Capone the guy who supplied us with booze when it was made illegal? thats a huge service in my opinion!!!

lol well I mean something that actually improved the country as a whole
although I'm not one to argue with that.
I guess it depends on how you look at it..

he is still alive his name is george bush senior ..bush senior and and his lil boot licking buddy's bill clinton and manuel noriega spread enough blow around the U.S. to create endless generations of coke addicted familys for years to come..the media will talk about pablo escobar and other cartel members as well as organized crime dating back to the 40's and 50's but anyone with half a brain knows the biggest importers and distributors and profiteers of black market drugs are the feds themselves

Al capone
The felix brothers
Amado carrillo fuentes
Emilio esparragoza
Ernesto fonseca
Pablo escobar
Tony felloni