Then spend $20 to let others know!

Are you sick and tired of this issue being glossed over and ignored by the media? Then do something about it!
 
Can you afford to donate $20 to help let Australians know that vaccines do, in fact, cause Autism? I guess the question actually should be, can you afford NOT to donate $20?
 
The following ad ran in this week's USA Today newspaper and was seen by millions of people all over America. It is hard-hitting, no-holds barred and has set the whole country talking about this subject which is so taboo in the mainstream media.
 
We have been in communication with Operation Rescue - the organisers of this campaign - and have been given permission to run the same ad in Australia (with some minor changes to make it more Australian in nature). The cost of this ad is $53,000 - a figure which seems staggering until you break it down into the number of people reading this email. Then, you realise that it will cost each one of us very little if, working together, we feel the importance of this action.
 
So, just $20 will mean that we could pay for an ad which would educate hundreds of thousands of Australians about the real connection between the administration of vaccines and the explosion of Autism-Spectrum disorders (ASDs) currently being experienced in every developed country - including Australia.
 
Strike a blow for freedom of choice - for only $20! We need your donation by Monday, March 9th so please don't delay and if you are in a position to give more, please do so.
 
Funds can be deposited into the following account either over the counter at a branch or via Internet banking (please email Judy at judy@avn.org.au to let her know that your donation is directed to this fund and please also leave your name on the deposit so we can send you a receipt).
 
Australian Vaccination Network Gift Fund
Westpac
BSB 032591
Account - 196282
 
You can also click here to donate via our web site or call us during business hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday on 02 6687 1699 with your credit card details or FAX that information to 02 6687 2032. However you do it, please do it today!

 

 

We will be hosting our first webinars in March and are taking bookings now. The great thing about webinars is you don't need to travel to participate! All you need is a computer with speakers; or a computer and access to a phone line. Cable modem, DSL or better Internet connection is reccomended.

System Requirements
PC-based attendees: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista 
 
Macintosh®-based attendees: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer

 

Participants wishing to connect to audio using VoIP will need a fast Internet connection, a microphone and speakers (a USB headset is recommended).

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.

The schedule is as follows: 

An introduction to vaccination
presented by Meryl Dorey
Wednesday, March 19th and March 26th
from 7:30 PM AEST to 9:00 PM AEST

 

A 2-part series covering many of the important issues involved in the decision-making process when deciding whether or not to vaccinate their children or themselves.
Each session will run for 1 hour with 1/2 hour for question time afterwards.

Prices: AVN members: $15 per session or $20 for both sessions
Non-AVN members: $20 per session or $30 for both sessions
By phoning us on 02 6687 2436 you can join the AVN and book at the discounted rate.
 
Gardasil Vaccine overview
presented by Meryl Dorey
Tuesday, March 24
from 7:30 PM AEST to 8:45 PM AEST

 

Meryl will be discussing the horrendous reactions that have been reported to the AVN, the way in which this vaccine is being marketed, the fact that boys are soon to be vaccinated with Gardasil and ways in which, through community and grass-roots action, pressure can be applied to bring about the withdrawal of this extremely dangerous shot. The seminar will run for 45 minutes with 1/2 an hour for question time.

Free to all current AVN members.
To join or renew your AVN membership go to www.avn.org.au or conact the AVN on 02 6687 2436.

* You do NOT have to attend on the evenings that the sessions are held. If you would prefer, you can simply book and you will be sent a link where you can access the archived event to watch at your leisure and if you do attend, you will still be able to review the archive at a later date if you wish.