Jews were made to wear yellow stars on their clothing in Nazi Germany and many Covid-19 conspiracy theorists have crudely adopted the symbol and added the number 19 to bizarrely link the holocaust and the Covid-19 pandemic. Ms McGowan also liked a post from a Twitter user with a profile picture containing a yellow star with the number 19 in the centre.

She also liked a post about compulsory vaccines in Austria which said: “How far is it from Vienna to Nuremberg?”, apparently implying the Austrian government should be tried for crimes against humanity as the Nazis were during the Nuremberg Trials after the Second World War. Ms McGowan also liked a post which linked criticism of the unvaccinated to the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany during the holocaust.Īnother tweet liked by the industry leader said of the mooted introduction of domestic vaccine passports: “This is not about health and safety, it is about control and coercion!” In 2017 disgraced far-right mouthpiece Katie Hopkins deleted a selfie with Imanuelson which was posted on her now banned Twitter account after his holocaust denial was brought to light. Ms McGowan had previously liked several tweets by far-right activist Peter Imanuelson, AKA Peter Sweden, who is on record saying “Hitler had some good points” as well as denying the holocaust took place and pushing anti-semitic conspiracy theories. She told him: “Anti MANDATE - NOT anti-VAX - huge difference - adjust ur (sic) tweet please or you will hear from my solicitor”. Last week she denied being anti-vaccination after the accusation was levelled at her on Twitter by Belfast user Páidí Mac due to her activity on the platform. The issue is under immediate internal investigation.” In a short statement a spokesman said: “This activity as reported in no way represents the views of the CBI. Yesterday afternoon the CBI confirmed Ms McGowan was under investigation after Sunday Life made the organisation aware of her social media activity.

The lobby group is also looking at posts she liked on the platform which suggest Covid-19 vaccine passports are a plot to monitor and segregate the global population.

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