‘Fake’ Donald Trump Supporters in Swastika Shirts Get Instant Karma at Florida’s MAGA Boat Parade

A group of “fake” Donald Trump supporters wearing neo-Nazi insignia were beaten by a brutal wave of angry Republicans during a MAGA boat parade.

Trump’s event began Sunday in Jupiter, Florida, where Republicans have shown their support for the presidential candidate in the same port since 2020.

Videos of a boat full of men wearing swastika shirts quickly circulated online, but Trump supporters quickly distanced themselves from the group, claiming they were “infiltrators” and “dirty men doing their plants usual”.

The group was seen waving their hands as they chanted: “Heil Trump,” “Make America White Again” and “White Power.”

Although Trump fans were encouraged to attend the celebration, which promised attendees “an incredible air show with paratroopers,” the uninvited neo-Nazis appeared to crash the parade.

A group of neo-Nazis were seen riding in Trump’s boat parade over the weekend wearing swastika flags and T-shirts.

Just before the water overtook their boat, the neo-Nazis were heard shouting “Heil Trump” and “White Power” with their hands in the air.

The unidentified men hurled hateful messages about Jews and shouted the n-word as Trump and swastika flags waved back and forth behind them. Some of the wayward people held up signs and put masks on their faces.

The viral clip captured the alleged neo-Nazis heckling a boat in front of them on the water in Palm Beach after the parade started from the Jupiter Inlet Bridge.

The other boat, festooned with American and Trump flags, slowed as the group of men drew closer to the boat.

Seconds later water came out from behind the first boat and sprayed the inconsiderate hooligans causing their boat to rock to the right.

As the water rose through the air, a passenger on the boat in front shouted, “Ha, fotus p****” and flashed his middle finger.

Trump supporters flocked to the video and congratulated others for splashing the men.

‘I saw it too many times. Nobody hates these a-holes more than Trump supporters,” someone wrote.

Republicans angry at neo-Nazis splashed their boat with a wave of water during the parade, seen in now-viral video

Event organizer Carlos Gavidia praised Republicans for splashing the men, calling them “patriots”

“I wouldn’t have stopped until his boat was flooded,” said another.

Another commenter said: “That was a MaGa splash!!”

“We don’t claim them,” said another.

Meanwhile, others suggested the neo-Nazis were not Republicans, with one writing: “No way they support Trump. He’s back to Israel great.

“Dirty dems doing their usual plants,” said another, while many people referred to the men as “feeders.”

Carlos Gavidia, the organizer of the boat parade, also took to social media to share his reaction to the strange moment, calling the passengers on the boat ahead “patriots”.

“These patriots were taking care of the infiltrators coming in, pretending to be with us wearing masks and with terrible Nazi-support flags,” he said in a Facebook post.

“The patriots wouldn’t stand for that, so we handled it as best we could, until the PB Marine Patrol came (and) detained them so they couldn’t be part of our celebration!

Boat parade organizer Carlos Gavidia (far left) is seen posing for a photo with other MAGA supporters, including Trump’s son Eric (center).

A huge boat that was seen filled with Trump flags and a sticker surrounding it with the presidential candidate’s face.

“The Florida license plates on the boat were clearly seen and will have the names of the infiltrators so we can all see who they were!

“Our movement all weekend was about wholesome values, Christianity and patriotism!”

On Tuesday, Donald Trump’s campaign told Newsweek that the group were “liberal activists.”

Karoline Leavitt, a spokeswoman for the Trump campaign, told the outlet: “Kamala’s supporters are hitting record lows.

“Social media posts show that real Trump supporters identified these idiots as liberal activists trying to create fake news. They clearly responded accordingly.

It is unclear whether the neo-Nazis were arrested or charged for their actions. DailyMail.com has contacted the Palm Beach Marine Patrol for comment.

The rest of the weekend was filled with Trump supporters, including his son Eric, who gathered in honor of the Republican presidential nominee.

With the 2024 election just weeks away, MAGA members showed their pride on the water as boat tracks followed one another.

A plethora of Trump and American flags filled the sky, as people wore red, white and blue outfits and posed for photos together.