铃兰 (@LingLan)

#NFSC #TakeDownTheCCP #FreeMilesGuo #FreeYvetteWang 2026.8.09 (Revised) The timing was surgical. On Aug. 31, 2017, AP reported a Chinese rape investigation targeting Miles Guo—and that Beijing was seeking a second Interpol notice against him. U.S. media amplified it immediately. Days later, Guo filed for political asylum. Then came the lawsuit. But the complaint named no dates for the alleged assaults, cited no police report or hospital record, and said key evidence sat with Chinese authorities. Instead, it attacked Guo’s politics, asylum claim, and credibility. The accusation supplied the weapon. The media chorus supplied the reach.