Mayor says Township will investigate how rental happened
Langley Township is investigating how one of its community halls, managed by the Langley Lions Club, hosted a far-right organization's recent gathering.
A photo MacKenzie posted on his X account showed the hall hung with black flags crossed with a single white slash representing the Diagolon movement. People in the foreground, and a crowd of dozens of people in the background, posed with one arm raised across their chests in the"Diagolon salute." Township Mayor Eric Woodward said the Township will look into why the Lions Club rented the hall to the organization.
"Everyone at our facilities has the right to be treated with respect, courtesy, fairness, and equality; feel safe in an accessible and welcoming environment; and be free from harassment, discrimination, physical or verbal abuse, and toxicity in relationships. Everyone at our facilities has a role in treating each other with respect, courtesy, fairness, and equality, respecting everyone regardless of diversity or ability, and in using the facility and equipment in a safe and respectful way.
Township staff would then find the facility full of Hells Angels wearing their gang colours, and bringing in exotic dancers.The group using West Langley Hall sold tickets to the events online for $60 to $80, and did not specify exact locations. The Langley event was their"Vancouver" stop. According to the Diagolon website, ticket buyers were to be emailed the address only 24 hours before it took place.
Vriend has promoted anti-Semitic documentaries and has expressed doubt about the Holocaust, according to several news reports.
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