Exclusive: Why Chinese Dissident Miles Guo Was Denied Bail as CCP Police Plants Roam Free

According to a spokesman for the New Federal State of China (NFSC), an anti-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) organization, Miles Guo has been identified as “Victim No. 1” in the case of two New York residents arrested for running an illicit CCP police station to target Chinese dissidents. Miles Guo (aka Wengui or Miles Kwok) is a Chinese dissident and co-founder of the NFSC with former Trump advisor Steve Bannon.

A spokesman for the group told PJ Media that “while two CCP agents in New York are bailed out the same day they are arrested, Mr. Miles Guo is denied bail despite being named ‘Victim No.1’ in the New York CCP police station bust.”

CCP agents actively subverting American society and government are out on bail while Guo, an anti-CCP dissident, languishes in jail. “Yet when it comes to Mr. Guo—the victim of both the 2017 Higginbotham scandal and the NY CCP Police Station—the DOJ is refusing to let Mr. Guo out on bail despite him having no flight risk and presenting no danger to the community,” the NFSC spokesman said. “This is all in addition to the bogus fraud charges against Mr. Guo, where no victim can be identified and all investors’ funds are seized by the government.” Guo’s penthouse also mysteriously caught fire while the FBI was raiding it.