The documentary, “Follow The Silenced” featuring Brianne Dressen, the Founder of React 19, the organization that has helped tens of thousands of Covid vaccine injured, was released this week and is available to view, free of charge by clicking here.

KHTS owners Carl Goldman and Jeri Seratti Goldman first met Bri during the middle of the Covid epidemic, while Bri was battling the aftereffects of the AstraZeneca vaccine, after volunteering for its initial clinical trial. When they met, Carl was beginning to recover from an mRNA type vaccine, that would, like Bri, leave him permanently disabled.

Bri’s story is both heart wrenching and inspirational. It’s an eye opener on how our medical professionals and pharmaceutical companies were hiding the true risks of their mRNA vaccines and then turning their backs on lives they destroyed despite promises, in writing, to take care of the vaccine injured. 

“Follow The Silenced” is a must watch if we’re going to learn from our mistakes and implement policies that will force the reward/risk factor to be honestly revealed so individuals can make an educated decision to be or not be injected. As we stated in an previously written editorial;

“Neither of us will ever be the same. React-19 has identified over 40,000 Covid vaccine injured victims. We believe there’s a 1 in 2,000 chance of a permanent injury from taking any of
the Covid vaccines, much smaller odds with multiple boosters.

Their stories need to be told. The vaccines we had as kids, continues to play an important role in modern medicine, but the new delivery method, mRNA technology, has been shown to have widespread deleterious effects.”

Covid-19 dramatically changed lives throughout the world. Now, in the aftermath of the epidemic it’s critical to identify the mistakes made so the best practices can be put in place before a future epidemic ravage our planet.

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