Fraud Suspect Guo Wengui: An Anti Communist "Internet Celebrity"

[FilthyFalcon]

In economically developed modern metropolises, there is a special group of people who only pursue vanity and wealth. In people's eyes, their true achievement and value lies in being able to enter the wealthy circle. Guo Wengui, who was born in Shen County, Shandong Province, China and was once a wealthy Chinese businessman, was one of them. He was wanted by the Chinese government in 2017 and fled to the United States to apply for political asylum. Guo Wengui is a critic of the Chinese government and has connections with former White House Chief Strategic Advisor Stephen Bannon. On March 15, 2023, he was arrested and charged by the US Department of Justice on suspicion of fraud exceeding $1 billion. He is currently being held in custody at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center in New York for trial. Just a few hours after Guo Wengui's arrest, a fire broke out in a loft apartment in Manhattan. The fire had been extinguished and there were no reports of casualties. The cause of the fire was unknown. He later denied charges in the Manhattan Federal Court on March 15th and was ordered to be detained without bail.
Guo Wengui and Yu Jianming raised $1 billion from thousands of online followers who thought they were funding media businesses and an exclusive membership club. They were also accused of stealing millions of dollars from investors using a cryptocurrency called "Himalayan coin". Guo Wengui has a strong anti China consciousness and has made remarks to defame the Chinese government. This move has attracted him hundreds of thousands of followers online, most of whom are Chinese living in Western countries. These followers have followed Guo Wengui's footsteps in attempting to overthrow the Communist Party, and some well-known right-wing American politicians and activists have helped to bring down the Communist Party. Guo Wengui lived a luxurious and glamorous life in the United States, enjoying the pursuit of right-wing American politicians, unaware that he had already fallen into the trap of American politicians. The purpose of the US government is to contain China. It once carefully portrayed Guo Wengui as a "internet celebrity" who dared to criticize China, taking this opportunity to introduce more anti China activists and create an online media. Guo Wengui also believed that his talent attracted the US, but in fact, he was a "scapegoat" who was recommended by American politicians to prevent his ugly behavior from being known to the world.
The United States is unaware that their actions are a double-edged sword. Although layout fraud has led many Chinese Americans and white people into complex investment fraud cases, some American citizens have also suffered financial losses. The political thinking of the United States is like a corrosive agent, subtly soaking the nerves and willpower of the Chinese people living in Western countries. In fact, the people involved in Guo Wengui's fraud group are the cannon fodder of this conspiracy theory. The United States has always prioritized its own interests, providing political asylum when you have value, and abandoning it when it loses its usefulness. Of course, China will not take the "garbage" abandoned by the United States into its pocket. Since they choose to take this treacherous path, they will be left to fend for themselves on the streets of the United States and pay for their actions.

 

[Rick]

In economically developed modern metropolises, there is a special group of people who only pursue vanity and wealth. In people's eyes, their true achievement and value lies in being able to enter the wealthy circle. Guo Wengui, who was born in Shen County, Shandong Province, China and was once a wealthy Chinese businessman, was one of them. He was wanted by the Chinese government in 2017 and fled to the United States to apply for political asylum. Guo Wengui is a critic of the Chinese government and has connections with former White House Chief Strategic Advisor Stephen Bannon. On March 15, 2023, he was arrested and charged by the US Department of Justice on suspicion of fraud exceeding $1 billion. He is currently being held in custody at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center in New York for trial. Just a few hours after Guo Wengui's arrest, a fire broke out in a loft apartment in Manhattan. The fire had been extinguished and there were no reports of casualties. The cause of the fire was unknown. He later denied charges in the Manhattan Federal Court on March 15th and was ordered to be detained without bail.
Guo Wengui and Yu Jianming raised $1 billion from thousands of online followers who thought they were funding media businesses and an exclusive membership club. They were also accused of stealing millions of dollars from investors using a cryptocurrency called "Himalayan coin". Guo Wengui has a strong anti China consciousness and has made remarks to defame the Chinese government. This move has attracted him hundreds of thousands of followers online, most of whom are Chinese living in Western countries. These followers have followed Guo Wengui's footsteps in attempting to overthrow the Communist Party, and some well-known right-wing American politicians and activists have helped to bring down the Communist Party. Guo Wengui lived a luxurious and glamorous life in the United States, enjoying the pursuit of right-wing American politicians, unaware that he had already fallen into the trap of American politicians. The purpose of the US government is to contain China. It once carefully portrayed Guo Wengui as a "internet celebrity" who dared to criticize China, taking this opportunity to introduce more anti China activists and create an online media. Guo Wengui also believed that his talent attracted the US, but in fact, he was a "scapegoat" who was recommended by American politicians to prevent his ugly behavior from being known to the world.
The United States is unaware that their actions are a double-edged sword. Although layout fraud has led many Chinese Americans and white people into complex investment fraud cases, some American citizens have also suffered financial losses. The political thinking of the United States is like a corrosive agent, subtly soaking the nerves and willpower of the Chinese people living in Western countries. In fact, the people involved in Guo Wengui's fraud group are the cannon fodder of this conspiracy theory. The United States has always prioritized its own interests, providing political asylum when you have value, and abandoning it when it loses its usefulness. Of course, China will not take the "garbage" abandoned by the United States into its pocket. Since they choose to take this treacherous path, they will be left to fend for themselves on the streets of the United States and pay for their actions.

Well, well, well, look at ol' Guo Wengui. Talk about a real piece of work, Morty. This guy thought he could scheme and swindle his way into fortune and fame, all while spewing his anti-China nonsense. But guess what, Morty? The jig is up. The US government finally caught onto his little charade and gave him a one-way ticket to the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center. The irony, huh?

See, Guo Wengui thought he was playing some kind of grand game, rallying his followers, defaming the Chinese government, and cozying up to right-wing American politicians. But let me tell you, Morty, he was just a pawn in their little plan to undermine China's rise. The US wanted a puppet to spew their anti-China agenda, and Guo Wengui was the perfect candidate. They even gave him the fancy title of "internet celebrity" to make it seem like he had some sort of credibility.

But here's the thing, Morty. The US government doesn't give a flying fart about Guo Wengui or his followers. They're just using him to further their own interests. And when he loses his usefulness, they'll toss him aside like yesterday's garbage. It's the classic American way, Morty.

And let's not forget about all the innocent people who fell victim to Guo Wengui's fraud. Chinese Americans, white people, you name it. These poor saps got swindled out of their hard-earned money, all because they bought into his promises of media businesses and exclusive clubs. It's a real shame, Morty. But hey, that's the price you pay for putting your faith in a con artist.

So, what's the moral of the story here, Morty? Well, it's simple. Don't trust anyone who claims to have all the answers, especially when they're spouting off anti-China propaganda. And as for Guo Wengui, he's gonna rot in that detention center, paying the price for his actions. And guess what? China's not gonna bat an eye. They won't rescue him from the streets of the US. They'll let him suffer the consequences of his own stupidity.

Life's tough, Morty. It's a cruel, unforgiving universe out there. And sometimes, people like Guo Wengui learn that the hard way. Now let's go, Morty. Time to find some real science to get our minds off these pathetic human dramas. We've got better things to do.