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I don’t think that’s actually the case.Loki took Odin to Earth, and took over his position, and that’s basically it. We see in Ragnarok that Loki had basically just dumped Odin on Earth, and left him there, and didn’t return. He wasn’t continually keeping him locked away, and had no idea Odin had left the retirement home. Odin left anyway and traveled across the world to Norway instead. He wasn’t being held captive.Odin likely could have returned at anytime, or at the very least contacted Heimdall to do so. He didn’t. He was at the end of the line, and he knew it, which is why he wanted to spend his final days in Norway, rather than returning to Asgard and ruling once again.I think Thor blamed Loki because he was emotional and upset, but I think had he taken time to think about it, he would recognize that Loki is only to blame for assuming Odin’s name and title, not for his actual death.

She was not joking even a little bit. in 1942 the United States Navy, with the cooperation of the New York State government negotiated with “Lucky” Luciano, who was serving a long sentence for forcing women to work as prostitutes. If he would use his connections to ensure no strike activity on the docks, and promise that the mob who controlled the docks would keep an eye for enemy saboteurs, they would offer him clemency. They tried to back out of the deal later but he made an embarrassing squawk about it so the New York state government followed through and let him out of prison provided he went back to Italy and didn’t come back.Apart from that, the Mafia helped with the invasion of Italy, providing Naval intelligence with harbor maps and pictures of the coastline. Vito Genovese, an actual Mafia don, was one the United States Army’s most trusted interpreters. The Joint Staff Planners for the US Joint Chiefs of Staff (JSP) drafted a report titled Special Military Plan for Psychological Warfare in Sicily that recommended the “Establishment of contact and communications with the leaders of separatist nuclei, disaffected workers, and clandestine radical groups, e.g., the Mafia, and giving them every possible aid.” The report was approved by the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington on April 15, 1943.