Lucas Gage
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Lucas Gage is a virulently antisemitic, Hitler-loving neo-Nazi and white nationalist who fills his social media accounts and website with relentless attacks on Jews.
Gage, formerly known as Angelo John Gage, runs one website selling Nazi books and another website selling prints of "distinguished dictator" Adolf Hitler, prints of Hitler's artwork, and even a coffee mug bearing the phrase "mein coffee," which he says is a "funny play on the phrase, 'Mein Kampf.'" Gage's own website is actually called "Our Struggle," in homage to Hitler's book.
In recent years, Gage has channeled his Jew-hatred into pro-Palestinian activism, which he now thinks might help propel him into Congress in 2026.
Last week, Gage posted a video in which he announced that he is seriously considering running for Congress in his home state of New Jersey by finding a blue district that has a large Muslim population who he believes will be receptive to his attacks on Israel and Jews.
"Running for Congress is a massive, massive thing to do," Gage said. "It's not a joke. It's not a meme. It's not for fun. It's not a troll. I don't think the enemy would attack me and my family again, but it's very possible. I talked to the wife; she's like, 'I don't want you to do it.' I said, 'I have to do it no matter what' but I said I'm going to put it on the people."
Gage said that he is willing to run provided that there are "dedicated individuals who live in New Jersey" who will volunteer and work for his campaign and if "the smartest [and] brightest people" in the white nationalist movement will support him.
"Clearly, running in my own district would be suicide, right?" Gage explained. "I'm surrounded by Jews."
"The plan would be I would run in a Muslim-dominated blue area," Gage continued, "because I'm going to run against the Gaza genocide. Now everyone knows me from that world. Not only have I been a voice for Palestine for two years and all of them love me, I'm also the 'Boom Boom Tel Aviv' guy. Let's not forget that. So, if I go run in a Muslim-dominated district and I'm the voice that I've been for the last two years for Palestine—everyone [knows me]—and I'm the 'Boom Boom, Tel Aviv' guy that the whole universe knows at this point, that's going to be a possible win."
"I can maybe win," Gage declared. "Forget about our run for fun; no, I could maybe win."
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07/30/2025
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- No matter what happens, you can always count on Gene Bailey and the panelists at "FlashPoint" to suggest that some conspiracy is at work. "It seems a little fishy to me," said Bailey Tuesday night regarding the recent deadly shooting in Manhattan.
- Just a reminder that Tim Barton is not going to stop making false claims just because they have been repeatedly debunked.
- The threat of a tsunami following a recent earthquake never materialized and obviously that is thanks to the quick work of "prophetess" Kat Kerr, who sent the hosts of Heaven to stop it.
- Roger Stone says that "New York will be a flaming wreck" by 2028 if Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor.
- Finally, Hitler-loving fanboys Stew Peters and Lucas Gage have become enemies over Peters' antisemitic JProof meme coin, which Gage invested in but now claims is a scam. As such, Gage is now organizing a class action lawsuit against Peters.
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- Since the MAGA cult cannot accept that Trump's policies are tanking the economy, Bill Mitchell says something "fishy as hell" must be going on: "Is this the deep state fighting back?"
- Ben Quine of Christians Engaged warns that by teaching evolution in school, students are "being taught that the Bible is not reliable." Such a teaching, Quine says, "brings death."
- Lucas Gage declares that "the Jew is going to Jew as Jews always do" and that "the problem is we allow him to Jew all over the place without stopping him."
- Andrew Torba proclaims that "Christian Nationalists are ascendant and so it’s best for you to start productive dialogues with us now instead of demonizing us while you still have a slight political advantage that is quickly slipping away and into our hands."
- Finally, MAGA pastor Shane Vaughn believes that he has found a loophole that will allow President Donald Trump to serve as president again, despite the 22nd Amendment. Vaughn says Donald Trump Jr. can simply get elected president, name his father as vice president, and then resign.
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- Rep. Glenn Grothman says that "there are a lot of people driven by hatred, which is what I think causes them to become Democrats in the first place."
- Steve Deace tells Republicans to move hard to the right and then govern effectively to "completely marginalize the Democratic Party."
- Kandiss Taylor promises that, if elected to Congress, she "will set a high bar in Congress for honesty."
- Lucas Gage claims that the Founding Fathers created a system where only white landowners could vote "and everyone else just had to step in line": "Our country was great when we had an aristocracy."
- Joel Webbon insists that "it is not safe for my children to share a country with Democrats."
- Finally, George Pearsons brags that Kenneth Copeland "literally prophesied" that Donald Trump would become president. Of course, Copeland and Pearsons also literally prophesied that Ted Cruz would become president.
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02/03/2025
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- William Wolfe claims that saying that Jesus Christ was a refugee amounts to taking the Lord's name is vain.
- Virulent antisemite Lucas Gage asserts that "we must dehumanize our enemies": "Those who invade and demand to live among us against our will are, by definition, parasites. Start calling them what they are."
- Wendy Rogers says that "with this constant stream of disasters, all I keep thinking is that I’m grateful to have competent ADULTS BACK IN CHARGE." Did it ever occur to Rogers that maybe the "adults in charge" might be responsible for "this constant stream of disasters"?
- Christian nationalist C. Jay Engel is thrilled by the actions taken by President Donald Trump: "I didn’t vote for cheaper eggs or more efficient computers. I voted to repeal the twentieth century."
- Texas state Rep. Brent Money told Christian nationalist pastor Joel Webbon that "we always need to find ways to better conform the law to God's intent for mankind."
- Finally, speaking of Webbon, he used his Sunday sermon to declare that "you have not met wickedness until you have met 20th Century liberals": "They're not merely infidels, not merely unbelievers; they are something far more unnatural and degraded than that. The 19th and 20th Century liberal today is not merely an unregenerate man, he is a monster."
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Lucas Gage (born Angelo John Gage; May 18, 1984) is an Italian-American neo-Nazi, and former chairman of the National Youth Front, a white nationalist group. He has gained notoriety as an antisemitic influencer, especially on social media platforms, where he has repeatedly issued violent threats against Jewish people, expressing his intent to "remove" them from society.[1]
Early life
Lucas Gage was born in Italy on May 18, 1984, and moved to the United States at the age of two. He is the eldest of three siblings, with two younger sisters born in the U.S. Gage grew up in New Jersey in an Italian-American household that emphasized Catholicism. During his school years, Gage focused on socializing and making his peers laugh, earning a reputation as the class clown, which resulted in average academic performance.[2]
Military service
After witnessing the 9/11 attacks on television, Gage enlisted in the Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program at 17. He attended boot camp at Parris Island, South Carolina, and graduated as a United States Marine. He then completed Marine Combat Training and Engineer School, graduating as a Combat Engineer. Gage served with the 8th Engineer Support Battalion at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and was deployed twice to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 and Operation Enduring Freedom in 2004. He was honorably discharged as a corporal after four years of service.[3][2]
Post-military life
After leaving the military, Gage struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD),[3] which affected his personal relationships and led to depression. He dropped out of college twice and had difficulty maintaining employment. This led him to adopt a hedonistic lifestyle, engaging in self-destructive behaviors, including drugs.[2]
Gage later became an anti-war activist, building a following on social media with his controversial and politically incorrect rants. He also graduated from the Center for Positive Change and Hypnosis in New York.[2]
Extremist activities
By 2012, Gage began posting on racist websites, promoting antisemitic narratives."[3][4] According to Gage, his path to neo-Nazism began with listening to Alex Jones and later involved reading books by Kevin MacDonald and David Duke.[5] He became an active member of the neo-Nazi forum Stormfront and frequently appeared on their radio show to advocate for white nationalist ideologies.[6][non-primary ^source needed]
He joined the National Youth Front (NYF), the youth wing of the neo-Nazi American Freedom Party (AFP), and ran unsuccessfully for a congressional seat in New Jersey with the AFP in 2014. He was disqualified for filing paperwork incorrectly.[3] By January 2015, he had become the chairman of NYF, replacing Caleb Shumaker as chairman after Shumaker was forced out of the group because of his interracial marriage.[7] He resigned later that year after encountering several fundraising challenges and undergoing a name change due to a threatened lawsuit.[8] He handed control of the organization to Identity Evropa founder Nathan Damigo.[9]
On Twitter (later called X), according to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Gage "posted repeatedly... about Holocaust denial and 'Jewish supremacy,' promoting long-standing antisemitic tropes.[10]
In 2020, lawyer and blogger David Lange uncovered extensive evidence exposing Gage’s pattern of anti-Semitic rhetoric and behavior.[11] Instead of addressing the allegations, Gage deflected by accusing Lange of harassment, claims that were later determined to be baseless.[12] Gage has also been criticized for attempting to obscure his actions by deleting racist tweets, despite their preservation through screenshots that contradict his denials. Although Gage removed his white nationalist content from YouTube, some of it has resurfaced on alternative platforms like BitChute. Critics note that this behavior is part of a broader attempt to sanitize his public image while continuing to perpetuate extremist ideologies in less visible spaces.[13]
In 2023, Gage rebranded himself as a pro-Palestine activist, amassing over a hundred thousand followers on social media for his strongly anti-Israel rhetoric during the 2023 Israel–Hamas conflict.[citation needed] The ADL identified him as one of five key far right influencers on X who had used the conflict to gain an audience, whose combined follower count increased by over 1070% in the period, Gage reaching over 286,000 in late 2023.[10]
Many of his new followers were Palestinians and Muslims[citation needed] who were not aware[citation needed] of Gage’s previous history of islamophobia, which include his 2018 remarks calling Muhammad a pedophile.
"Muhammad was a war-mongering, genocidal, pedophile, this is irrefutable and not even debatable."[14][non-primary ^source needed]
In June 2024, according to the ADL, Gage attended a far-right rally in Detroit originally organised as the 2024 America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC), organised by white supremacist activst Nick Fuentes, and also attended by Sulaiman Ahmed, an online disinformation influencer, and David Duke, formerly of the Ku Klux Klan.[10]
Controversies and incidents
Social media bans
Gage has been banned from multiple social media platforms, including Twitter (now X) and YouTube, for hate speech and inciting violence. On the platform X, Gage was known for posting racist and antisemitic content, leading to his account being banned in January 2021. He circumvented the ban and returned under the name Lucas Gage in late 2022. On March 6, 2023, Gage posted documents on X showing his legal name change from Angelo John Gage to Lucas Gage, which he filed on August 2, 2022, with the Superior Court of New Jersey in Ocean County.[3]
In October 2023, Gage quoted Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" and suggested that Israel was undeserving of sympathy following the Hamas attacks on October 7th. He also claimed to have received $165 from X for high engagement on posts about Leo Frank, a Jewish man lynched in 1915.[3]
In December 2023, his X account was suspended again for three months due to violations of the platform's rules against inciting violence.[4][3]
On July 7, 2024, X suspended him for six months for incitement to violence, after he posted a video of himself burning a Talmud and cutting through an Israeli flag with a sword, which was hanging from a child's swing set. After a brief struggle with the flag, during which the sword became entangled, Gage pointed the sword towards the camera and dramatically proclaimed, "Death to Jewish supremacy" and "Free Palestine." Gage responded with a lengthy rant on Rumble, accusing Jews of targeting him and denying any incitement to violence. Gage seems to have largely attributed the situation to one "ReportGOD GC", a Twitter trolling group, in his Rumble discussion.[citation needed] After being unbanned from social media on 6 January 2025, he further blamed the antics on "ReportGOD GC".[15]
Public rants and endorsements
Gage's antisemitic rants have been widely circulated, and he has struggled to hide his increasingly extreme views. Prominent pro-Palestinian figures, such as Mohamed Hadid and Briahna Joy Gray, have shared some of his rants, drawing further attention to his hate speech.[16][unreliable source?]