December 30, 2011 – 12:08
In case you were in any doubt about the shameful disregard for public health shown by Woodford Folk Festival. Homeopathic first aid: it’s great if you’re suffering from dehydration. Not much good for anything else. Meanwhile, Stop The AVN’s Vaccination Saves Lives banner went down pretty well. There was an article in Brisbane’s Courier Mail [...]
December 29, 2011 – 14:45
Despite our campaigning, the spineless dolts at the Woodford Folk Festival are this afternoon hosting Meryl Dorey of the Australian Vaccination Network. Were it not for the success of Stop The AVN, our Facebook collective of citizens, skeptics, scientists and medics, Meryl would now be giving a talk entitled ‘Autism Emergency, 1 child in 38′, [...]
By Dave The Happy Singer
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Posted in skeptical activism
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Also tagged Australian Vaccination Network, Meryl Dorey, science, skepticism, Stop the Australian Vaccination Network, Stop The AVN, StopAVN, vaccination, Vaccination Saves Lives, vaccines, Woodford Folk Festival
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November 20, 2011 – 11:42
The marvellous skepti-legal blogger David Allen Green, writing at Jack of Kent, has coined a new adage in the vein of Godwin’s Law, Poe’s Law and Skopie’s Law. Here’s how David sets out Jack of Kent’s Law: Such are the responses of the challenged bully, just as “lessons learned” and “draw a line” are the invariable [...]
By Dave The Happy Singer
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Posted in fun, skeptical activism
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Also tagged Andrew Wakefield, Australian Vaccination Network, BCA, British Chiropractic Association, chiropractic, chiropractors, David Allen Green, Jack of Kent, Meryl Dorey, Singh vs BCA, skepticism, Stop the Australian Vaccination Network, Stop The AVN, StopAVN, vaccination, vaccines
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This is how I imagine Meryl Dorey might respond to the recently published study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children. Surprise surprise, the only difference was in the vastly differing rates of vaccine-preventable diseases in the two groups. And yet I have lost count of the number of times Meryl Dorey has leapt on individual instances [...]
I made this rather splendid V for Vendetta parody for the Facebook group Stop the Australian Vaccination Network, and I thought it was too nice not to also share on the blog.
February 21, 2010 – 12:00
I have been up in the air about whether to write to you about this issue or not, but my lame excuse earlier about not blogging made me realise that you deserve to make a free and informed choice when you decide to subscribe to my feed. My post earlier to explain why I haven’t [...]