Dan
2013-07-06 03:08:41 UTC
This certainly raises a few questions. Ms Dorey claims to fear for her
own safety as an excuse for breaking the law.
http://skep.li/11Z4ARi
Meryl Dorey admits she doesn't fear threatening phone calls.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 10:54AM | Dan Buzzard
Yesterday Meryl Dorey, founder and immediate past president of the
Australian Vaccination Network was the guest on a podcast called Blog
Talk Radio. Because no mainstream form of media will go near her.
During the episode Dorey repeated the same nonsense we're used to,
Government is corrupt, Anti-vaxxers are being persecuted like the Jews
in the Holocaust. Generally stuff I wouldn't recommend people waste
their time listening to. However there were two new things that Ms Dorey
said that she hasn't previously disclosed publicly.
1. Dorey admitted that anyone who's a member of the AVN is obviously
opposed to vaccination. While we already knew this it's alway good to
have an official confirmation.
2. Dorey admitted that she isn't bothered by people making threatening
phone calls.
I have transcribed the audio as best I could:
"Christian scientists are automatically exempt from any
vaccination regulation. Um and when the conscientious objection
clause came in we said well anyone who's a member of the AVN
should also be exempt, because by being a member they're obviously
objecting to vaccination on a conscientious level if not a
scientific level." -Meryl Dorey; 28 Minutes 10 Seconds.
"What's happening now with the threats. I receive threats
constantly. I'm used to it now, I got a call the other night from
someone who's using a voice synthesiser saying "You F-ing you know
what, you should just die, please die" and I hung up the phone and
I thought oh just another one. The fact that these things are
happening is a sign that we are having the right effect." -Meryl
Dorey; 42 Minutes 53 Seconds.
So Meryl Dorey freely admits that threatening phone calls don't bother
her? Why then did she initiate legal proceeding against someone she
claims (and still hasn't proven) made threatening calls to her home?
She also took out an AVO against Daniel Raffaele, who helped start
the Stop the Australian Vaccination Network group, claiming he
made threatening calls to her. Mr Raffaele, who denied making any
threatening calls, said he eventually agreed to the order because
he was "sick of dealing with it", although he made sure her "gag
order" was struck out. -The Daily Telegraph
http://skep.li/11oA7xA
Why did her husband Ken Dorey make a statement to the court about
another critic of Ms Dorey stating that:
Because of Bowditch and others, we live in a constant atmosphere
of stress and fear. We have removed our letterbox and street
numbers. We sleep with batons beside our bed and do not answer
phone calls from undisclosed numbers.
-Statement of Kenneth james Dorey (End of Document)
http://skep.li/12s9xyp
Ms Dorey has been playing the victims card for years now. So it's quite
refreshing to finally see an admission of no fear.
The podcast episode can be found here. http://skep.li/19RGsoR
own safety as an excuse for breaking the law.
http://skep.li/11Z4ARi
Meryl Dorey admits she doesn't fear threatening phone calls.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 10:54AM | Dan Buzzard
Yesterday Meryl Dorey, founder and immediate past president of the
Australian Vaccination Network was the guest on a podcast called Blog
Talk Radio. Because no mainstream form of media will go near her.
During the episode Dorey repeated the same nonsense we're used to,
Government is corrupt, Anti-vaxxers are being persecuted like the Jews
in the Holocaust. Generally stuff I wouldn't recommend people waste
their time listening to. However there were two new things that Ms Dorey
said that she hasn't previously disclosed publicly.
1. Dorey admitted that anyone who's a member of the AVN is obviously
opposed to vaccination. While we already knew this it's alway good to
have an official confirmation.
2. Dorey admitted that she isn't bothered by people making threatening
phone calls.
I have transcribed the audio as best I could:
"Christian scientists are automatically exempt from any
vaccination regulation. Um and when the conscientious objection
clause came in we said well anyone who's a member of the AVN
should also be exempt, because by being a member they're obviously
objecting to vaccination on a conscientious level if not a
scientific level." -Meryl Dorey; 28 Minutes 10 Seconds.
"What's happening now with the threats. I receive threats
constantly. I'm used to it now, I got a call the other night from
someone who's using a voice synthesiser saying "You F-ing you know
what, you should just die, please die" and I hung up the phone and
I thought oh just another one. The fact that these things are
happening is a sign that we are having the right effect." -Meryl
Dorey; 42 Minutes 53 Seconds.
So Meryl Dorey freely admits that threatening phone calls don't bother
her? Why then did she initiate legal proceeding against someone she
claims (and still hasn't proven) made threatening calls to her home?
She also took out an AVO against Daniel Raffaele, who helped start
the Stop the Australian Vaccination Network group, claiming he
made threatening calls to her. Mr Raffaele, who denied making any
threatening calls, said he eventually agreed to the order because
he was "sick of dealing with it", although he made sure her "gag
order" was struck out. -The Daily Telegraph
http://skep.li/11oA7xA
Why did her husband Ken Dorey make a statement to the court about
another critic of Ms Dorey stating that:
Because of Bowditch and others, we live in a constant atmosphere
of stress and fear. We have removed our letterbox and street
numbers. We sleep with batons beside our bed and do not answer
phone calls from undisclosed numbers.
-Statement of Kenneth james Dorey (End of Document)
http://skep.li/12s9xyp
Ms Dorey has been playing the victims card for years now. So it's quite
refreshing to finally see an admission of no fear.
The podcast episode can be found here. http://skep.li/19RGsoR