Constitutional attorney with M.S. in biotechnology. Homeschool family. 7 years smartphone-free. rumble.com/user/DanaWefer

Joined February 2015
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
The biggest scandal isn't just what happened during COVID. It's that six years later, the evidence continues to emerge while many in government and the media still refuse to confront it. I've spent years following the money and exposing the truth. The American people deserve answers and accountability.
The revelations six years later are pouring out so quickly that it is impossible to keep up much less mentally process all this: * The Director of National Intelligence has documented 120 US-funded/owned biolabs in 30 countries many of which are manufacturing and manipulating infectious diseases. * Senator Rand Paul's committee has released the receipts concerning US funding/backing of the manufactured SARS-CoV-2 virus/vaccine as part of this program. * Senator Johnson has produced definitive evidence that US public health agencies knew of the grave dangers of the shot to everyone but said nothing. * Many officials are privately admitting/proving that the whole point of lockdowns was to preserve population immunity for the shot and block other avenues toward wellness. * Hardly any of this makes the national news and one wonders if the public mind has any awareness at all.
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Individuals injured by the COVID shots are in a growing state of despair. Their injuries are not being acknowledged, and as a result, many are not receiving treatment. Federal health agencies must admit that they covered up adverse events. Those harmed by the shots deserve treatment, and families who lost loved ones deserve answers and closure.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
Devastated to hear about the untimely death of my friend Warner Mendenhall (@MendenhallFirm). He was a champion for human rights during the covid pandemic. Praying for comfort for all who love and mourn him.
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Warner was not just a resister himself, he was one of our most important attorney leaders. During the era of covid tyranny, Warner built a community of likeminded attorneys and doctors. In the article he quoted here, it says that resisters need at least one other person to stand with them. Warner gave us that. He brought us together and made us stronger, and we will be ready next time. In his memory and honor, the attorneys will move swiftly and with far better coordination thanks to the groundwork he laid through @Freedom_Counsel. You will be missed, Warner.
Love the resisters!
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
Warner Mendenhall was a great man and great attorney, and a wonderful contributor to @brownstoneinst events. He is deeply missed. A tragic loss for us all. x.com/i/trending/20640248827…
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
My sincere condolences to the family and friends of attorney Warner Mendenhall. He was a champion for medical freedom and a true advocate for the COVID injection injured.
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RT @EricLDaugh: 🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Police just released the bodycam footage in the killing of 18-year-old white male Henry Nowak and it CONFIRM…
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
"The doctors had already told us there was nothing that could be done." My reporting for @TheFP on the death of a Dutch teenager whose psychiatric suffering led her toward euthanasia, and eventually death at a hospice. thefp.com/p/the-parents-who-…
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
It’s impossible for me to do my job down at the Portland ICE facility, even with security. I was violently mobbed out by Antifa, and a suspect in black bloc threw a rock at my face. I have zero desire to discuss this further, but everyone is tired of it and wondering why a crackdown on Antifa — a terrorist organization— has not yet occurred.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
A week ago, I went to see my friends for lunch, and we were discussing House Bill 5468, which was going to be under consideration this week. One of my friends said it’s good that in some families DCF would come and identify abuse—that there would be fewer victims of domestic abuse. And for families who are not abusive, this bill would do nothing, because those families have nothing to worry about. To that, I responded. DCF came to my house as well. In fact, I welcomed them without a lawyer, thinking there was nothing that could possibly be said against me. I believed I was a good mother. I believed the truth would be enough. The notes from DCF stated they found nothing supporting the allegations made against me. Nevertheless, the final paragraph read: “Wherefore, based on the aforementioned allegations, the Department believes the youth has been neglected and is in immediate physical danger from his surroundings, and immediate removal from such surroundings is necessary to ensure his safety”. Ilene was removed from her family. Today, she rests in a cemetery. So when I hear that “this will only affect abusive families,” I cannot help but question that certainty. Recently, homeschooling families in Connecticut have been living in fear that House Bill 5468 would pass. The bill, advanced by the Education Committee in March 2026, requires homeschooling families to provide annual proof of “equivalent instruction,” mandates in-person withdrawal from public schools, and involves checks for abuse or neglect history with the Department of Children and Families. Supporters of the bill point to tragic cases—such as the death of Jacqueline “Mimi” Torres-Garcia and the long-term abuse of a man known as “S.” in Waterbury—as justification for increased oversight. And I agree—there are families where abuse exists, and those situations must be addressed. But I also believe something important is being ignored. The majority of parents love their children. They are not trying to harm them. They are trying to raise them, protect them, and give them the best life they can. So my question to those proposing this bill is simple: Why is the scrutiny directed so heavily at homeschooling families, but not at other environments where children spend most of their time? If homeschoolers must prove the safety and quality of their children’s education, why is there no equivalent investigation into what happens in schools? What about bullying—something many children endure every single day? What about students struggling with mental health, or developing suicidal thoughts? What about those who have taken their lives while in school? What about parents who have concerns about the content their children are required to engage with? What about school safety itself? And what about children removed from their homes—how often do we examine what happens to them afterward? If the goal is truly to protect children, shouldn’t all environments be held to the same standard? In Connecticut, we also know that even ordinary parental discipline can sometimes be interpreted as abuse. So where is the line—and who decides when it has been crossed? What happened to Ilene, many already know. DCF had a significant impact on her life—and not a positive one. Below is a video of Ilene practicing ice skating. She did it for about five years. She loved it. And I was always there, all five years—watching her, supporting her, freezing in the cold while she worked hard and improved. After all, that’s what abusive and neglectful parents do. They show up. They stay. They care.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
🎉Harris County Precinct 440 unanimously passed all 17 of my resolutions this morning! - Ban mRNA - Ban Remdesivir - Allow 2nd opinions from outside doctors while in the hospital - Reform TMB complaint process - Make nonprofit hospitals pay property taxes - Eliminate all vaccine mandates … and more!
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
The reason that assisted suicide should never have been made legal anywhere in the world is that doctors should never be permitted to cross the threshold wherein their remit encompasses meting out death rather than preserving life. The instantaneous cascade that we saw in Canada was the necessary consequence of crossing this fatal threshold that the medical establishment was wise never to permit itself to cross until it lost that wisdom at the same moment that essentially all wisdom was dismantled across multiple domains.
"In 2023, Professor Leonie Herx, the globally-renowned palliative care expert, described the nihilistic and dystopian outcomes from assisted suicide legislation. "Predictably, poor people or those experiencing short-term or long-term vulnerability were more at risk than affluent people with subjective decisions about the value of human life motivated almost entirely by cost considerations. "In an interview with The Herald, Prof Herx pointed out that legislation in her native Canada had advanced at 'breakneck speed' beyond many of the so-called safeguards. These included the proviso that assisted death would only occur in exceptional circumstances and for physical suffering that couldn’t be controlled, even though investment in palliative care at the end of life can relieve such suffering. "In Scotland and throughout the UK, almost every disabled rights organisation had expressed opposition to what they regarded as horrific outcomes and consequences for those with mental and physical challenges. "Professor Herx cited the case of a physician who’d been the main organiser of euthanasia provision at a hospital in Calgary. He was now a passionate opponent of euthanasia because he’d been appalled at how it was being used to target the weak and the vulnerable." 👇
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Trump's foreign policy was the best part of his first term and is the worst part of his second.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
12 Airspace Medicine Doctors, one the Consultant to the Surgeon General of the Army for Aerospace Medicine, all responsible for the health of Army pilots...I was the only who had to wear a mask because I was a "refuser" who would not take the vaccine. The most most senior Aerospace Medicine doctor declared, "the unvaccinated were worse than mass murders". Funny the rule was only the unvaccinated had to wear a mask...for this photo they told me to take the mask off...why because they did not want our pilots to know one of their flight surgeons was unvaccinated. I refused to take the stupid thing off for the photo-so our pilots would know to HOLD THE LINE! -All trained in epidemiology -All medical doctors -All trained in the Medical Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties -No Excuses!
Covid was invented for control The vax was invented for population control They had to use it as an emergency to steal an election Are you awake yet?
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
BREAKING: I am intervening in the case against the Texas Medical Board in support of Dr. Mary Talley Bowden to ensure her lawful medical freedoms are protected.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
This is what happened when I gave birth as a detransitioner… I wanted to share more about the complications in hope that help will come for women who come after me.
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
Vaccine tracking in NJ is exploding: kids to 17 mandatory, used to be only to 7, are adults next? No public hearing, no real consent The NJ Coalition for Vaccination Choice is challenging these illegal rules along with @WeferLawOffices, let us know how we can help nj.com/healthfit/2026/02/vac…
NJ joined Maine, Connecticut, RI, NY, MA, NY and PA in a Public Health Alliance to push their own vaccine recommendations We need to fix this state, who else is sick of these liberals endlessly pushing Jabs 💉 on us??
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
I woke up paralyzed after a Moderna shot. Not sick. Not gradual. Paralyzed. Instead of care, I was offered MAID. Medical euthanasia. Now I have the first lawsuit in North America against Moderna. Trial by jury. This is not anti science. This is accountability. If this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. Please help me survive long enough to see this through. Donate and please repost opkayla.ca/donate
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
ABSURD...First, the state takes a seven year old child from the mother by force ONLY because she would not give the child a drug with black box warnings, you know, the kind that kills the patient. Then the judge places the mother under a gag order so she can't seek public help for her defense. This is not the Florida that I know! freekenlee.com/
There's a price on every child #freekenlee
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Dana Wefer, Esq. retweeted
A federal judge in Texas just ruled that 5-year-old Liam Ramos and his illegal alien father must be released from detention. This is, without a doubt, the most ridiculous judicial ruling that we have seen during the Trump admin. The judge cites Jefferson's list of grievances against the King in the Declaration of Independence and quotes Ben Franklin's "a republic if you can keep it" to justify it. With the cherry on top, he accidentally signs it with "on this date February 31."
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