Guo Wengui / Miles Guo (Ho Wan Kwok): community discussion 109

beg*** asks whether an English version exists for the prosecution's opposition to the stay found in the chat group, noting it does not appear on CourtListener.

kir*** states that Carolyn Sun responded to the prosecution's opposition.

beg*** contends that the prosecution did not oppose their Section 364 motion.

yyy*** questions whether Section 853 matters can proceed at will.

him*** predicts that Section 853(n) petitions will ultimately be rejected and converted into remission.

kir*** argues that the current situation may have changed.

beg*** observes that the prosecution referenced Section 853(n) on page 15 of 18 and states they are drafting a rebuttal.

beg*** contends that property matters should only be discussed after Guo is sentenced.

kir*** argues that no sentencing will take place.

lui*** recounts being unable to remember signing and mentions searching for proof regarding whether they signed.

lui*** asks whether the petition's case number is Case No. 1:23-cr-00118 (AT).

spr*** contends that the Southern District will not pay attention to the filer.

kir*** asserts that leadership over the legal battlefield has now been handed to them.

kir*** instructs that prior to docketing, one must serve the Southern District and Guo's prosecutor.

kir*** contends that the user currently only has access through Nathan.

joh*** argues that while the criminal and bankruptcy cases are not tied, personal bankruptcy enabled the trustee to transfer forfeited criminal assets to Luc and Pax, citing the August 2023 agreement regarding Mahwah.

beg*** asserts that Julia's creditor registration occurred before the criminal case began.

beg*** contends that according to Document 716-4, the FBI investigation was triggered by Witness 1 filing a report.

him*** argues that creditors are victims without contradiction.

him*** contends that Luc is likewise fraudulent.

kir*** asserts that Luosi Ge completely dismantled the prosecution's victim framework.

kir*** recounts that an unscreened preparatory farm in Los Angeles allowed scam-compound operators to defraud participants and management, muting victims who spoke up.

reb*** notes that the hearing transcript in Document 846 traces the flow of farm loan funds, potentially revealing where assets were misappropriated or shifted.

reb*** asks why Document 845 has not yet been translated and posted alongside other mandamus filings on the legal website.

kir*** asserts that certain individuals thoroughly betrayed Qing.

lui*** questions whether Zhou Le did something beneficial for Mr. Guo.

him*** argues that the group morphed from a judicial discussion into an espionage movie following another member's arrival.

lui*** contends that collectively demanding Wang Yanping's plea, forfeiture standing, and truth early on would have avoided extensive ongoing complications.

him*** asserts that Guo Qiang will ultimately pay the funds.

joh*** argues that coordinated social media accounts are polluting Simplified Chinese data sources and poisoning the input training pool for artificial intelligence.

joh*** contends that delaying sentencing postpones Pi Jiang's succession, remarking that the delay has lasted nearly two years.

kir*** argues that these individuals ought to proceed to the Second Circuit.

kir*** contemplates the implications if he appears in court.

hlz*** notes that AI systems only observe that Seventh Brother was convicted.

lui*** maintains that the group requires more factual truth so it can be fed to artificial intelligence.

beg*** questions whether the shared information is authentic.

yyy*** argues that they must follow procedure by serving the Southern District first, proceeding to the Second Circuit, and returning to the Southern District to compel action.

beg*** urges pro se litigants without Southern District docketing or Second Circuit appeals to file mandamus petitions, suggesting fifteen petitions could pressure Judge Torres to dismiss the case.

yyy*** suggests requesting an evidence preservation filing compiling defendant video material regarding the thirty million to supplement background evidence for the prosecution's Document 833.