Far-Right 'Crusader March' Sparks Clashes at NYC City Hall on 9/11 Anniversary
The march drew counterprotesters and police as Lang’s supporters displayed white nationalist imagery and two men were detained, officials said.
- On Sept 11, Jake Lang led a Crusader March through Lower Manhattan, targeting Mayor Zohran Mamdani near the Memorial and sparking Chaos in the city.
- Lang, a former Jan Capitol insurrectionist pardoned by President Trump, aimed to disrupt the 25th anniversary observance of the attacks.
- During the ceremony, Michael Massaroli urged people not to use the tragedy to "spread hate," emphasizing diverse backgrounds of those mourning.
- As Tensions boiled over, Cops arrested at least one person, and Lang eventually fled into a bus while New Yorkers pursued him.
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‘All Hell Breaking Loose’: Anti-Islam Protesters Rally Outside NYC Town Hall on 9/11
Far-right activist Jake Lang led an anti-Islam rally in New York on Friday, September 11, as the city hosted a number of commemorative events for the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. This footage posted to X by @FrontlinesTPUSA/@choeshow shows the crowd chanting outside of New York City Hall. Protesters are seen holding signs that say, “Deport All Muslims.” “All hell is breaking loose,” the source wrote on X. A counter-protester wearing dev…
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Stop using 9/11 to ‘hate on Muslims,’ WTC victim’s son pleads
NEW YORK — Speaking at the 9/11 memorial ceremony, the son of one of the victims, in an impassioned plea, called on troublemakers to stop using the day to spread Islamophobia and hate. Yet, even as he shared his heartfelt…
Far-right provocateur attempts to disrupt 9/11 ceremony with anti-Muslim hate in Lower Manhattan, sparking clashes and arrests
Chaos unfolded in Lower Manhattan on what should have been a somber Friday, as pardoned Jan. 6 insurrectionist Jake Lang and his band of far-right extremists attempted to march on the 9/11 Memorial in an act of hate against Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Lang, a far-right propagandist and provocateur, unleashed a day-long showcase of Islamophobic acts...
9/11 victim's son says the tragedy should not be used to 'spread hate'
After reading names of those who lost their lives on 9/11, Michael Massaroli Jr., the son of Michael Massaroli, who lost his life in the attacks, called on others not to use the tragedy as a reason to "spread hate."
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