J6 Prisoner Jake Lang Moved to Permanent Solitary Confinement

The treatment of January 6th (J6) political prisoner Jake Lang has reached an alarming new low, further spotlighting concerns of political persecution and a two-tiered justice system in America. Lang, a vocal supporter of Donald Trump and founder of the J6 community fundraiser SponsorJ6.com, has now been placed in permanent solitary confinement after spending almost four years behind bars without a trial.

On October 3, 2024, prison officials at the Federal Prison in Brooklyn, New York, raided Lang’s cell and forcefully transferred him to solitary confinement, reportedly due to a viral video he posted from a contraband cell phone. In the video, Lang was seen praying with a Bible in hand, asking for God’s intervention for all J6 prisoners and calling for Donald Trump’s return to the White House. The consequences of this action have been severe: Lang was informed that he will remain in solitary confinement until he is released from prison.

Last night at 10:30 pm while we were LIVE on our J6 Patriot Panel,

My cell was RAIDED & I was tackled & arm twisted violently against the wall by the Brooklyn Federal Prison Correction Officers!!!

They treated me like an animal & called me a Domestic Terrorist!!

I was stripped… pic.twitter.com/vdOE3VEkWq

— Jake Lang – January 6 Political Prisoner 🇺🇸 (@JakeLangJ6) October 1, 2024

This latest development comes after Lang has already spent over 900 days in solitary confinement, enduring conditions that he and his supporters describe as cruel and unusual punishment. His ongoing incarceration without trial is a glaring example of what many see as the extreme overreach of a politically motivated government targeting individuals associated with the events of January 6th, 2021. Despite his prolonged imprisonment, Lang’s trial has been delayed six times and is now set for November 12, 2024.

Lang’s ordeal has been widely condemned by conservatives, who argue that he and other J6 prisoners are being punished not for crimes but for their political beliefs. His story has become a rallying point for those who claim that the Biden administration is weaponizing the federal justice system to suppress dissent, treating peaceful protesters like domestic terrorists.

Jake Lang’s faith in God has been a central element of his resilience throughout his time in prison. His supporters say that he has remained unshaken by the harsh conditions he has faced, leaning on his Christian beliefs to endure the extreme isolation and mistreatment. His viral prayer video, which led to his permanent solitary confinement, was intended to be a message of hope and faith for his fellow prisoners and their families.

However, the federal prison system’s response to the video has raised serious concerns about the conditions J6 prisoners are being subjected to. Lang’s supporters argue that his treatment is indicative of a broader problem within the justice system—a deliberate effort to suppress political opposition and punish those who challenged the legitimacy of the 2020 election.

Lang’s fiancée shared details of his recent experience on social media, revealing that after his transfer to solitary confinement, he was subjected to further mistreatment. According to her, Lang was placed in a “black box” torture device, which left his wrists bleeding, and was starved for more than 24 hours while prison officials ate in front of him.

This transfer also marks Lang’s return to the notorious Washington, D.C., Jail, a facility infamously referred to as the “Gulag” for housing J6 detainees in deplorable conditions. The D.C. Jail has been at the center of heated political debate, with multiple Republican Congress members, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, condemning the harsh treatment of J6 prisoners housed there. Reports of abuse, overcrowding, and inadequate medical care have fueled accusations that the detainees are being treated more like political prisoners than criminal offenders.

Adding to the concerns, J6 prisoners are no longer housed together in the jail’s “patriot pod,” a unit where detainees were previously kept away from the general prison population. Instead, they are now mixed with violent criminals, which has led to heightened safety concerns. The D.C. Jail is notorious for its violent environment, where stabbings, assaults, and even deaths have occurred regularly. Lang’s supporters fear for his safety, particularly as J6 prisoners are now exposed to the same risks as dangerous offenders.

WE MUST DO SOMETHING & FORCE DC JAIL TO MOVE ALL JANUARY 6 DETAINEES BACK INTO THEIR OWN CELL BLOCK THEY HAD FOR 3 1/2 YEARS! PLEASE CALL NOW AND DEMAND THEY BE MOVED BACK TO UNIT C3B IN THE CENTRAL TREATMENT FACILITY:

CALL NOW:

DC Jail Warden Pace Secretary: 202-523-7010
General Counsel for DC Jail: 202-671-2042
DC Jail Main Desk: 202-698-4932
US Marshals Supervisor: 202-772-0373

Lang’s story is emblematic of what many conservatives believe is a double standard in the American justice system. While violent offenders are often released on cash-free bail, J6 prisoners like Lang remain behind bars, facing relentless punishment for their participation in the January 6th protests. For those on the right, Lang and others like him are patriots standing up for liberty, while the federal government treats them as enemies of the state.

As Lang’s trial date approaches, his supporters have been raising funds to help his family and other J6 detainees who have been financially crippled by their lengthy imprisonment. Many J6 families have been left struggling to survive without their primary breadwinners, facing mounting bills and the emotional toll of having their loved ones imprisoned for years without a trial.

The J6 Commissary Fund, established to provide basic necessities like food and winter clothing to these prisoners, has been a lifeline for those who have been unable to access even the most basic comforts while behind bars. Lang’s supporters have called on the public to donate to the fund, urging Americans to step up and help families that have been left to fend for themselves while their loved ones languish in prison.

Lang’s experience highlights the troubling trajectory of political dissent in America and the erosion of civil liberties for those who challenge the status quo. As his trial approaches, his supporters remain hopeful that justice will eventually prevail—but for now, Lang remains in solitary confinement, a symbol of the growing divide in the nation’s justice system.

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