Shane Smith Has Questions One on One with Brianne Dressen | Shane Smith Has Questions
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Nov 26, 2024 
Brianne Dressen, a Utah mother and former preschool teacher, shares her harrowing experience as an AstraZeneca vaccine trial participant, highlighting severe long-term injuries and a struggle for acknowledgment. She discusses how systemic silencing affects those with vaccine injuries and delves into the political implications of controversial appointments in public health. Dressen emphasizes the need for transparency, accountability, and support, while addressing issues of vaccine hesitancy, censorship, and the urgent need for open conversations surrounding vaccine safety.
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Trial Participant's Experience
- Brianne Dressen, a preschool teacher, volunteered for the AstraZeneca trial and experienced severe neurological symptoms after the first dose.
- She was initially dismissed and misdiagnosed with COVID-19, despite testing negative.
Trial Resumption and Downplaying Risks
- AstraZeneca paused their trial previously due to neurological complications but resumed and urged the public to wait for their vaccine.
- Dressen and others reported similar severe reactions, yet the company downplayed the risks.
NIH's Knowledge and Public Deception
- The NIH, under Fauci, conducted studies confirming neurological complications post-COVID vaccination, yet publicly downplayed the risks.
- This fueled a hateful and emotionally charged pro-vaccine campaign.
