AVN
The NSW HCCC and the Australian Vaccination Network
“The Commission has determined that the health education service provided by the Australian Vaccination Network on its website provides misleading and inaccurate information on the subject of vaccination.”
“The AVN’s failure to include a notice on its website of the nature recommended by the Commission may result in members of the public making improperly informed decisions about whether or not to vaccinate, and therefore poses a risk to public health and safety.”
The NSW OLGR and the Australian Vaccination Network
- fundraising without an authority;
- unauthorised expenditure;
- failure to keep proper records of income and expenditure.
OLGR has also identified possible breaches of the Charitable Trust Act which will be referred to the Department of Justice and the Attorney General.
The Australian Vaccination Network
The Australian Vaccination Network subscribe to outrageous conspiracy theories. Refer Conspiracies 100%.
The Australian Vaccination Network rely on pseudoscience to convince parents that vaccinations are bad. Refer Anti-science 100%.
“There will come a time – I pray to God that it will happen in my lifetime – when those who have pushed vaccines upon innocent, helpless babies – doctors, pharmaceutical companies, government officials – will be proven to have lied and cheated these instruments of death into our children’s bloodstream. When that occurs, the outcry will be heard around the world and there will not be enough hiding places on the globe for these murderers to hide or enough money to pay for compensation. Of course, it will be too late for the babies, like this poor child, to be saved. But we will be able to take satisfaction from the fact that never again will anyone have to be pushed to poison their child because for once and for all, it will be known as poison and we will all wonder how it was we fell for the vaccine lie for as long as we did.”
Meryl Dorey, President, Australian Vaccination Network
AVN Yahoo group, 17 Dec 2008, message #36449
“Yes, I agree! While we are already seen as rabid, idiotic fringe-dwellers by so many in the mainstream, it does our argument no good at all to bring in conspiracy theories which, though we may subscribe to them, are unprovable.
We have mountains, acres and incredible numbers of medical journal articles that prove our case – why weaken it by bringing up something that will turn 99.9% of the population off of what we are saying?”
Meryl Dorey, President, Australian Vaccination Network
AVN Yahoo group, 27 July 2009, message #38725