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Revealed: anti-vaxx nurse at centre of Covid hate demos

Kate Shemirani - who has united the far left and far right activists - is a supporter of a notorious conspiracy theory

September 9, 2020 22:50
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A suspended nurse at the centre of the anti-lockdown protests is a supporter of a notorious conspiracy theory that places prominent Jews at the centre of a corrupt group that controls the world.

Kate Shemirani has emerged as one of the most celebrated faces of movement that has united anti-vaccination and anti-mask campaigners with far-left and far-right activists at demonstrations featuring speakers such David Icke and Piers Corbyn, the brother of the former Labour leader.

Through her own speeches and online presentations, in which she explains how she rejected conventional treatment for her breast cancer, she has drawn recruits for campaigns against what she believes to be a cabal of powerful Satanic paedophiles – the QAnon conspiracy theory, which originated in the US. QAnon banners have been raised at “Save The Children” anti-vaccination protests across the country in recent weeks.

But a JC investigation can reveal that Ms Shemirani – who regularly dismisses the Covid-19 crisis as a“Plandemic Scamdemic’’ – is a believer in the “Committee of 300” conspiracy theory, which paved the way for the notorious antisemitic forgery the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.