By Padraig Collins For Daily Mail Australia
16:29 11 May 2023, updated 16:31 11 May 2023
- Three late-night pharmacies in Canberra targeted
- Conspiracy theorists then targeted with mockery
Three late-night pharmacies in Canberra have been targeted by anti-vaxxers trying to give them three-page cease and desists letter for administering Covid vaccines.
Chemists in Charnwood, O’Connor and Civic were visited by the conspiracy theorists on Wednesday night, with security at one store throwing them out.
But the ‘cookers’ – so-called because they cook up conspiracy theories – have themselves been targeted, with mockery, for their bizarre stunt.
A clip they filmed showed one of them telling a security guard they were ‘doing a job for the Australian people’.
‘We’re trying to protect them from the death shots you’re giving them… you make the decision to administer the shots,’ a man said on the video.
The anti-vaxxer also lied by saying he was not recording the employee after she asked him not to film her.
When she asked them to leave the shop, a female anti-vaxxer said she was ‘serving’ the pharmacy worker with cease and desist papers.
‘What I’m actually going to do is I’m going to serve this paperwork, it’s actually a cease and desist,’ she said.
A copy of the papers, with a headline reading ‘WARNING’, has been posted online and roundly mocked.
‘To all medical practitioners, doctors, nurses and any person administering the Covid-19 vaccine.
‘This is a formal warning of your legal duty to clearly inform any person before receiving any Covid-19 vaccinations of the following,’ the nonsense document said.
It claims that the Covid vaccine is ‘experimental’ and that ‘scientists do not know the long-term side effects’, before going on to threaten ‘legal action’.
One commenter joked that those involved in the stunt should send themselves a cease and desist letter for spreading misinformation.
Another said the group are: ‘Jobless layabouts telling educated people their job.’
‘I hope every pharmacist just tears it up in front of them,’ a third commented.
The attempted Canberra interventions story also comes on the same day it was reported that a prominent Melbourne anti-vaxxer has begged ‘older’ Australians to give her their inheritance to save her conspiracy-based movement from bankruptcy.