Nazi Swastika flags seen at boat parade organised by Trump supporters, spark row

A boat with Nazi Swastika flags tried to join a boat parade organised for Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump in his home country of Palm Beach in Florida. Several videos surfaced online, showing masked individuals shouting 'White Power', 'Heil Trump', and 'Make America White Again!'

The videos showed five individuals, including two bearded males with sunglasses, and three additional individuals with face coverings trying to join the parade.

The individuals had Nazi Swastika flags tied to the boat, along with flags supporting Donald Trump and carrying the message 'Make America Great Again'. The individuals also reportedly used racial slurs while chanting slogans in support of Donald Trump.

One of the individuals on board seemed to be holding a picture of My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell, a well-known Trump supporter who recently retaliated against allegations that his product pricing was unintentionally associated with neo-Nazi ideology.

The organiser of the boat parade, Carlos Gavidia, claimed that the individuals on the boat were not a part of the boat parade that was carried out for Donald Trump. He shared a video on Facebook showing a large boat belonging to a Trump supporter dousing the neo-Nazis with water churned up by the boat’s propellers.

"These patriots took care of the infiltrators that came in, pretending to be with us wearing masks and having terrible flags supporting the Nazis!" Gavidia said while sharing the video.

The incident also sparked a massive row on social media, with many terming the incident as "sickening".

Meanwhile, Donald Trump's niece Mary L Trump, who is a frequent critic of the former President, shared images of the boat carrying the Nazi Swastika flags with the message, "What the f*** are we even doing?"