A leader of a Japanese QAnon group that believes COVID-19 was made up has been arrested for trespassing into a clinic offering vaccinations for children in Tokyo.
Hiroyuki Kuraoka, a 43-year-old anti-vax activist and former actor, was detained on Wednesday after he entered the facility earlier this month and protested the COVID-19 vaccinations it provided. Kuraoka leads YamatoQ, which describes itself as a Japanese version of the pro-Trump conspiratorial movement QAnon and claims to want to restore the "health and safety of young children".
Kuraoka and 11 other members of his group came to the clinic on April 7 and demanded to speak to the clinic’s director. They reportedly shouted "Inoculating children with COVID-19 vaccines is a crime" and "Save kids” in an hourlong stunt. Police apprehended four members who were standing in the clinic’s waiting room, in what was a clear suppression of citizens’ activities. The others, including Kuraoka, were allowed to leave.
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(Personally, I think it was just a publicity stunt to boost the actor's fading career.)
25 Apr 2022, 8:18 am
