that makes me want to shout from the rooftops, the Australian Skeptics have announced that a formal complaint has been lodged against Meryl Dorey and the Australian Vaccination Network (AVN), a rabid antivax group that has [...] [...] may not have heard, the Australian Vaccination Network (an utterly misleading name) is going to be investigated by the New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission for its dissemination of misinformation and outright lies about vaccination.  I don't have [...] [...] This conspiracy theory's presence on the AVN blog raises a big question. Does Meryl Dorey, the group's lead quack, actually believe this stuff sans aliens, or did she just post something unflattering about vaccines because it has "vaccines," "fear" and "swine flu" in the title? Considering the content of her other entries, it seems pretty reasonable that she's ready and willing to fall for it. And there might be new conspiracy theories gracing her blog in the near future. After the public debate stirred by the death of a four week old child who contracted whooping cough and her commentary on the case, Australian skeptics have finally heard all they could hear and launched a formal complaint against the AVN. [...] [...] This conspiracy theory's presence on the AVN blog raises a big question. Does Meryl Dorey, the group's lead quack, actually believe this stuff sans aliens, or did she just post something unflattering about vaccines because it has "vaccines," "fear" and "swine flu" in the title? Considering the content of