Yesterday it was reported on social media that Brandy Vaughn, founder of Learn The Risk, a vaccine awareness non-profit organization, was found unresponsive by her 9-year-old son. Her community was shocked. She was a 47-year-old single mom, apparently healthy, and had been very clear that she no reason to commit suicide.
As a former executive of Merck who spoke out against vaccines, she was harassed and threatened. She knew she was at risk. A year ago, she made a video recording of how her home had been repeatedly broken into, items moved, and she suspected that her home had been bugged. Incidents occurred to demonstrate that someone had been listening to her conversations or watching her by camera.
All of this is extremely sad and frightening for our community. Those who benefited from her friendship, fundraisers for their vaccine-damaged child, insightful information, saw her numerous billboards about vaccine risks, or community organizing are particularly stricken with grief. They will mourn the loss of her life for years to come.
But those who did not know her also grieve because Brandy was a mom who stood up for the safety of other children. She was one of us. One of the best of us. The loss of her life is a loss for all of us. Her courage and generosity were the strongest bonds of camaraderie there are for women. We raise our children in a community, and when our closest community does not believe us, shuns us, and even mocks us, we turn to social media to find support and create a new community.
Brandy was a leader for many years in that online community, particularly in California during the opposition to SB 277 that removed a parent’s religious and personal beliefs regarding the vaccination of their children. She spoke publicly, mentioning Merck’s name and her background as a VIOXX sales rep, letting her audience know that she knew the tactics that were used and how vaccines were being pushed and sold, without safety testing, just like VIOXX was. She knew that the drive to make a profit, for Merck and Big Pharma, far surpassed their commitment to testing and safety. And she was vocal about it.
We don’t know how Brandy died. We may never know. It may have been a natural cause. It may have been murder by the people who most wanted her silenced...during a time of crucial vaccine scrutiny, before the COVID vaccine rollout. We don’t know.
What we do know is that Brandy would not want anyone to stop speaking out about the risks of vaccines. We know that her love for the safety and freedom of every child overwhelmed her fear for her own safety. We know that our own commitment to creating health and freedom is unwavering. Our commitment does not change, but in fact, grows stronger.
No matter what happens, war, death, sickness, famine...historically women have thought about the future, planned for the safety of their tribes, and implemented the actions that needed to be taken. We communicated directly to those in power, stocked up on food, ensured the safety of shelter and food, cared for the sick and wounded, and if needed, migrated to places of safety. But we did not do this alone. We did it as a tribe, a community of women and tribal members who saw the needs, acknowledged them, and took on being the ones to remedy the situation. We have been, and continue to be, the ones in power in our own families.
And that is what we will continue to do. We see the need. We do not ignore the risks of vaccines and government/corporate medical control. We see the risk to our safety, our society, and our long-term potential as a free nation. We see the devastation of our children and their potential eroded away by vaccine damage. We see our elderly struck down by the side effects of vaccines. We SEE these harms, and we do not look away.
As we do not look away from Brandy’s death. We see the tragedy, we feel the loss. We also, as a tribe, will take on the actions to restock and rejuvenate... and carry on.
A GoFundMe has been set up in her honor for potential legal fees.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/brandy-vaughan-learntherisk/donate
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She made it very clear what was happening to her. She must have been very c
Credible and they were threatened by that information being told. So they thought they’d silence her!. Too late, this lady died but she already got it out there. So she didn’t die in vain. God will keep her and those responsible will be punished, if not in this realm then certainly in the next.
Your money won’t save you or make a blind bit of difference. She cared for humanity and regardless of the risk, she stood in her truth, even knowing her son was at risk of losing his mum. But crimes against humanity on this level must be spoken out!. It’s bigger than you and your life!.
She is a hero!. May God grant you the paradise you have definitely earned!. Be at peace beautiful soul!.
It is very hard to believe there are monsters among us that would kill a mother to obtain wealth, especially when they are already so incredibly wealthy they couldn’t spend it all if they tried.
But they are among us. They are high-functioning sociopaths with a high IQ, people without human feelings such as remorse and compassion, cold, calculating, dangerous people. Because of their high intelligence, they don’t simply mass murder innocents like John Wayne Gacy or Ted Bundy, but make no mistake, they are completely capable of such actions. They have the skills and the smarts, and the drive to fight their way to the top of powerful positions in business and government, positions like CEO of pharmaceutical corporations, where peoples lives are just another thing blocking their way, a thing that will be removed without a second thought if necessary, a troublesome “thing” like Brandy Vaughn. God bless you Brandy, RIP.
It is time for us to put aside our disbelief, and see these psychopaths for what they are.