Guo Wengui / Miles Guo (Ho Wan Kwok): community discussion 133

kir*** argues that the court's action is merely an instinctive reaction of the judicial bureaucracy.

ntp*** questions the purpose and meaning of continuing to expend effort on these procedural filings.

ntp*** contends that the Second Circuit has not taken any action against the Southern District to date.

kir*** emphasizes that the court order specifically stated "deny" rather than "deny as moot."

kir*** notes that the judge nevertheless issued the ruling after sentencing had concluded.

kir*** contends that a denial order does not signify anything substantive regarding the case.

kir*** predicts that all six pending orders will likely end in denials.

ntp*** contends that the Second Circuit is waiting for an opportune moment and making excuses after failing to respond to numerous post-sentencing motions.

kir*** outlines that rulings will be issued separately across stays, administrative stays, and vacatur.

kir*** argues that the underlying rules of American jurisprudence dictate the outcome regardless of any Second Circuit desire to protect Judge Torres.

kir*** contends that the Southern District exercises total, unchecked control.

ntp*** contends that Guo's three-year pretrial detention is inherently unlawful and asks why the legal system's underlying rules failed to prevent it.

beg*** argues that if the Second Circuit denies all third-party submissions, it demonstrates that those filings have little bearing on the case.

kir*** contends that perceived judicial wrongdoing operates according to established legal logic and institutional patterns.

beg*** urges supporters to carry on with their routines while continuing to submit filings to the Second Circuit.

kir*** points to the Ligon case as an illustrative precedent for understanding the situation.

beg*** contends that overturning the sentence requires thoroughly dismantling the prosecution's fraud narrative.

him*** observes that prosecutors never referenced meetings or phone calls between Guo and the alliance in court filings.

kir*** contends that newly retained defense counsel cannot overturn the case based on third-party submissions, leaving the Second Circuit merely to complete formal procedures.

him*** disputes the conduct of Ryan's team, accusing them of steering private prosecutions to claim credit while intimidating supporters into silence.

spr*** asks about the next steps if their mandamus petition is terminated.

spr*** inquires about the contents and significance of filing 724 associated with him.

may*** asks why submitting redacted filings is equated with capitulation.

may*** questions whether pursuing an appeal is simply a waste of time.

joh*** argues that online commentary undermines potential bail efforts because the prosecution can cite the video to seek a denial.

joh*** describes Zhou Zhe co-hosting joint livestreams across Gettr and X accounts while key figures remain completely silent.

joh*** recounts domestic security officers in Langfang escorting an activist back home and wonders about law enforcement attitudes in other regions.

kir*** observes that notices of appeal are routinely filed on the final day of the fourteen-day window.

may*** contends that an appeal will take several years to produce a resolution.

may*** disputes the standing of activists, asserting that the court ignores those who self-identify as saviors and heroes.