Guo Wengui / Miles Guo (Ho Wan Kwok): community discussion 089

kir*** contends that this development has no useful impact on his sentencing.

reb*** notes that some people translate docket 814 as a postponement of sentencing pronouncement while others translate it as a delay of the sentencing hearing.

kir*** expresses confusion regarding the differing translations.

him*** argues that whether the proceedings are postponed is not up to Guo to decide.

kir*** agrees with him***'s assessment.

kir*** argues that the next battlefield will be in the Second Circuit.

kir*** contends that nobody from the Alliance holds any speaking power.

joh*** argues that third parties are avoided and contends that transferring Mahwah to Luc in the bankruptcy case created an unavoidable dilemma.

joh*** singles out the Alliance in reference to contested groups.

kir*** contends that they can only resort to writing letters to cling to the judicial system.

joh*** argues that Yoe Zhou will inform defense attorneys that pro se actions are merely disruptive interference.

kir*** contends that their influence and presence have vanished completely.

kir*** contends that these actions interfere with the defense's sentencing proceedings.

joh*** argues that multiple entities should be prosecuted separately and that investors across Gclub, farm loans, and the exchange can file suits.

joh*** alleges that farm leaders in Japan and South Korea participated in the farm loan program and intercepted investment funds.

him*** argues that even if the farms are not recognized corporate entities, farm leaders are co-conspirators.

him*** insists that farm leaders undeniably belong to the class of co-conspirators.

him*** contends that their formal status is not yet the immediate core issue.

him*** disputes whether claims of meeting Guo or receiving phone calls from him are fabricated.

him*** shares a link to an external social media post regarding member activities.

him*** questions why they are considered to lack legal status, citing Qingteng's role as a farm leader.

joh*** argues that claiming voluntary zero loss in GTV contradicts seeking recovery from the SEC, calling assertions of political persecution counterproductive.

joh*** contends that Luc submitted fraudulent title documents for Mahwah to prosecutors and argues that ongoing litigation with Taurus exposes conflicts over transferring the asset to the bankruptcy trustee.

joh*** affirms that this unresolved property conflict represents the key issue.

reb*** shares a translation of procedural rules explaining that extraordinary writs like mandamus are discretionary remedies rarely granted by the Supreme Court and typically corrected via certiorari.

reb*** argues that certiorari remains the primary path and that erroneous denials of mandamus can be addressed through cert.

roy*** remarks that the proposed reasoning appears sensible.

spr*** argues that while unrelated outsiders write letters, case participants should file formal court motions to establish a judicial record.

ntp*** inquires whether extradition from Canada is possible.

joh*** argues that early Chinese translations were flawed and that feeding faulty inputs into AI produces distorted analyses.

sar*** contends that the Alliance is disorganized and relying on secondary accounts to broadcast its messaging.

chu*** shares a link to an external social media update.