What happened to Brianne Dressen when she spoke out about her adverse reactions from participating in the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine clinical trial?

Brianne Dressen, a clinical trial participant who experienced severe adverse reactions to the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, faced systematic censorship and surveillance when she tried to share her experience. Despite being a supportive Democrat who volunteered for the trial, she encountered government indifference to her health issues and was tracked by the Virality Project, which monitored her meetings with senators and media appearances. Within 24 hours of her first public appearance at a press conference with Senator Ron Johnson, Facebook shut down her support group where thousands of vaccine-injured individuals were seeking help and sharing their experiences. Additional support groups were subsequently terminated without explanation. Her case reveals a disturbing pattern of silencing vaccine-injured individuals through social media censorship and government surveillance. The tracking reports, which detailed her every move and were sent to the White House, demonstrate coordinated efforts to suppress first-hand accounts of vaccine injuries, raising serious constitutional concerns about free speech rights.