There's clearly a competition going on Stateside to find the wackiest weirdo:
https://www.newsweek.com/pharmacist...piracy-theories-fbi-document-suggests-1565679
'The Wisconsin pharmacist accused of tampering with almost 600 doses of Moderna's coronavirus vaccine, thus rendering them ineffective, appears to be a prolific conspiracy theorist, the Daily Beast reported on Sunday.
Information included in a search warrant application filed by personnel at the FBI—which was recently unsealed—suggested that 46-year-old Steven Brandenburg readily communicated his beliefs to at least one colleague at Advocate Aurora Health Systems in Grafton, a small town located roughly 25 miles north of Milwaukee.
The documents identified Brandenburg's colleague as Sarah Sticker, a pharmacy technician who found a box of unrefrigerated Moderna COVID-19 vaccines during her early morning shift on December 26 and later reported the incident to a supervisor. The COVID-19 immunizations, which protect against infections with the novel respiratory disease, become spoiled when storage environments rise above a certain temperature.
FBI authorities paraphrased Sticker's comments during an interview pertaining to Brandenburg's case in the unsealed warrant application. The technician reportedly told interviewers that "Brandenburg was very engaged in conspiracy theories."
"Some of the conspiracy theories Brandenburg told Sticker about included: the earth is flat; the sky is not real, rather it is a shield put up by the Government to prevent individuals from seeing God; and Judgement Day is coming," the document read. "Sticker advised Brandenburg communicated his conspiracy theories to Sticker via text message."