Danean

Filling my tank today was no fun.

First FISA, now Flock. Where did the Trump I voted for go?

Would be super cool if this administration would at least speak up about what J6er mesdimeanants endured. Doesn't seem like a big ask.

I think the vast majority of Americans don't understand what J6ers endured.

I was strip-searched 3x for J6, first-offense, nonviolent misdemeanors. It was utterly humiliating every time. The memories still haunt me. While naked: "Face the wall. Bend over. Spread your cheeks. Squat and cough." Was it filmed? How was anyone's strip search filmed and masturbated to? How bad does it need to get before Americans push back? https://x.com/davenewworld_2/status/2094090793480773799

No American should ever be asked if they've remained loyal to a politician who was elected to represent and serve us, especially from official government accounts. This is one of the most un-American posts I've ever seen.

My family got two new kittens, Smokey and Pyro. So fun!

Why is Rand Paul brazenly lying about seeing the gold in Ft. Knox? What is he hiding? https://x.com/i/status/2086896012178903233

I know J6 is not at the forefront of Americans' minds these days, so I wanted to provide an update. Did you know that the current DDOJ is still refusing to release tens of thousands of hours of promised J6 video, still fighting former J6 defendants in court who want to release some of the video that is still under protective order, still refusing to identify the feds who entrapped us, still fighting in court to claw back J6 video from former defendants (see William Pope v. USA), and refusing to acknowledge every notice of claim by every J6er who is demanding compensation for what was done to us? This is Trump's DOJ, not Biden's, and it is ongoing to this day. Please keep talking about what our government did and continues to do to J6ers.

Lindsey wanted me shot in the head for trespassing, celebrated J6 incarcerations for years, and spoke out strongly against our pardons. I don't celebrate his death, but neither do I mourn it.

Use this website's map feature to see if you're being surveiled by Flock cameras: https://deflock.org If you are, please speak out against it.

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day. 🇺🇸

I just learned that another J6er also committed suicide last year - William “Jesse” Stover. He was 48. I don't think the general public understands how deep the persecution of us J6ers went and that it hasn't stopped.

I'm sorry to report that another January 6th defendant has commented suicide. He was 31. Please pray for the J6ers. Most of us are still fighting to rebuild amidst seemingly insurmountable odds.

The June 2nd California Primary Election has still not been certified and won't be until July 10th. https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/upcoming-elections/primary-election-june-2-2026

This might be the first prayer request I've ever posted in six years on here. My good friend from prison, Roberta, has served 30 years of a life sentence for a murder she did not witness nor commit. She might have a chance to go home soon; President Trump can do that with the stroke of his pen. God saw what happened that night. Please pray for justice for her. I'd appreciate your prayers so much.

Worth remembering. This is @FLOTUS calmly educating Americans about Juneteenth in 2020, during the height of the BLM protests: https://youtu.be/2xYiN_-TXvg?si=NYH_DkM1Q5XN2EFV

This is my friend Roberta's story, as told by the attorney she used to work for: http://www.candoclemency.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Joannes-support-letter-for-Roberta-Bell-.pdf

June 9, 2026 Re: Support for Clemency for Roberta Ronique Bell Dear President Trump, My name is Danean MacAndrew. I am a first-time, non-violent, misdemeanor-only January 6 defendant. Thank you for my pardon. I appreciate you fighting for those unjustly prosecuted. I fought my case at trial and was sentenced to three months in now-shuttered FCI Dublin. I was completely out of my element in federal prison, and the person who gave me the most comfort was Roberta Bell. She was always there to give me a hug, a smile, and an encouraging word. She made me feel safe. You, Roberta, and I all have something in common – we are all victims of prosecutorial overreach. You, thankfully, avoided incarceration. I served 78 of 90 days. Tragically, Roberta has served 30 years (so far) of a life sentence. Sir, she does not belong in prison. She was acquitted in state court and rebuilt her life. She was working a meaningful job and caring for her three young children when, two years later, the feds came for her and deemed her a “danger to society.” Labeling Roberta as dangerous is preposterous. I know her. I have lived with her. She is a kind, compassionate, beautiful soul who deserves a second chance. Her life and gifts are being wasted behind bars. She has served more than enough time. I am thoroughly convinced that if she were able to come home, she would be the same loving, giving woman I am proud to call my friend. Please right this wrong, Sir. Please let Roberta come home. Respectfully, Danean MacAndrew