FBI Releases Miles Guo’s Indictment Documents on Twitter, Triggering a Wave of Opposition

This move by the FBI is unbelievable because it has been a week since the news and during this time, the New Federal State of China (NFSC) has demanded the release of Miles Guo in the “Free Miles Guo” protests. Additionally, some of the American media has continuously published news exposing the darkness of the American judiciary, pointing to the DOJ, the FBI, and the SEC. Furthermore, the United States Congress has also accelerated the process of investigating the government’s judicial weaponization. Therefore, the FBI’s actions make it easy to think that it seems to be feeling the pressure of justice forces from all sides, hoping to use social media and the power of the CCP-hired netizens to regain a little public opinion support.

But the incident obviously did not develop in the direction that they expected. An hour and a half after the Tweet, there were more than 600 comments below, most of them from investors of the G series. They unanimously stated that their investment had nothing to do with Miles Guo, but was taken away by the SEC instead, and they all demanded the immediate release of Miles Guo. As of press time, there have been more than 2,050 posted followers on this Tweet. If viewers are interested and have any ideas, they are welcome to leave a message at the bottom of this Tweet to express their feelings.