This past weekend saw thousands of people take to the streets to protest against coercive and discriminatory vaccination policies as well as government plans to introduce mandatory vaccination . Called the Millions March Against Mandatory Vaccination, it is part of a worldwide movement to prevent medical tyranny and uphold the right to bodily integrity and human rights.

The turn-out at most events, though downplayed by media reports, showed how deeply concerned people are about the current situation during coronavirus lockdowns.

The AVN’s President, Aneeta Hafemeister, travelled many hours from her home in Central QLD to Brisbane to attend the Brisbane Picnic. Between 2,000 and 3,000 people were there to hear her and the other speakers address the crowd and as she said, it was one of the most energetic and inspiring experiences of her life. We feel that those in attendance left with the same impression.

The AVN congratulates the organisers of these nationwide events for their success. The protests were peaceful and positive and sent a strong message to Canberra and the State Capitals that governments will ignore at their peril.

Yours in solidarity,

Meryl Dorey

As is often the case, the media attack dogs have done a fabulous job of letting people know about our concerns whilst telling porkies about most of what took place. There were two decent articles we’ve seen about this weekend’s events published by the Real News Australia and the Epoch Times – the rest of the articles and news stories minimised the size of the crowds and talked about problems that never actually happened. Par for the course, really.

As we announced in our last newsletter, the AVN has purchased a Vaxxed Bus and will be ready to take it on the road as soon as the lockdown eases. We plan on getting to as many parts of this vast country as we possibly can so those whose children have been adversely affected by vaccines and those who have chosen not to vaccinate can have a chance to tell their stories.

We can offer you an opportunity to do what the government, the medical community and the media have been trying so hard to stop you from doing – speaking your truth directly to other parents, health practitioners and interested parties around the world.

Through the support of our members, without whom none of this could ever have happened, the dream has come true and our tour will be taking place – hopefully starting in July 2020.

Aneeta had a chat with Polly on the Vaxxed II Instagram page. Polly was unable to share the video to Facebook (social media censorship strikes again!) but we have uploaded it to our own Facebook page and you can watch it here

In addition, Aneeta did a short recap of the Brisbane Picnic/Rally from inside of the Vaxxed Bus on Sunday morning and you can see that here:

The purchase of this bus was a huge group effort and we are so grateful to have been able to pull it together with your help! The costs to keep it on the road – from insurance and registration to fuel ($400+ to fill the tank each time!), accommodation and meals on the road for our volunteers will soon accumulate into a tidy sum.

If you are able to make a donation towards our Vaxxed bus members’ appeal – no matter how large or small, it would mean the world to us and help us to keep this beautiful beast rolling (once we get started, that is).

You can support the Bus and the tour here: https://shop.avn.org.au/collections/sponsor-the-avn/products/copy-of-one-off-sponsorship-of-the-avn

There are two new parliamentary petitions that we are asking everyone to sign. Click on the images to be taken to the petition for signing.

Yet again, a study shows that the unvaccinated are far healthier than their vaccinated peers

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Neither of these issues have stopped us before, but we are asking those who would like screenings to please contact us at avnenquiries@avn.org.au to say what area you live in and how many hours you will be available to help us in organising the event. We also hope that if we do bring the screening (or a seminar) to your area, you will be able to help publicise it amongst your networks to make it as well-attended as possible.