国务院总理李克强先生
公安部部长赵克志先生
二位公仆好！
我是中国公民杨茂东，笔名郭飞雄。
我因一件与二位公仆对口服务之重要事务，紧急给你们写公开信，
我的妻子张青居住在美国马里兰州，今天（美国时间1月9日）
现她一人在美，大手术之后急需调养呵护，却无人做饭、照顾、
我必须立即赶赴美国，尽全力照顾我的妻子，帮她渡过人生最危险、
但是，我的出国护照被广东省广州市公安局一处扣押，
二位公仆亦为人丈夫，夫妻恩爱，必定亦有常人共情同理之心。
在此，我恳请二位公仆拨冗履责，本乎天理、
果真如此，我将十分感激。
我们同为中国人，都是自然本分地爱亲人、爱国家、爱人类者。
敬请答复！
杨茂东（郭飞雄）
联系人与联系电话：杨茂平（我姐姐），13872829152
2021年1月10日
President Donald Trump, The White House
Mr. Jim Risch, Chairman, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Bob Menedez, Ranking Member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Mr. Linsey Graham, Chairman, Senate Judiciary Committee
Ms. Dianne Feinstein, Ranking Member, Senate Judiciary Committee
Mr. Eliot Engel, Chairman, House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mr. Michael McCaul, Ranking Member, House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mr. Jerrold Nadler, Chairman, House Judiciary Committee Ms. Mary Gay Scanlon, Ranking Member, House Judiciary Committee
Mr. Jim McGovern, Chairman, Congressional-Executive Commission on China
Mr. Marco Rubio, Co-Chairman, Congressional-Executive Commission on China
Mr. William Barr, Attorney General
September 23, 2020
We are mostly U.S. citizens who immigrated from the People’s Republic of China to the Western democracies to escape Communist Party repression. In the past few weeks, we have been bullied and harassed by mobs organized by Steve Bannon and his partner, who goes by Miles Guo (also Miles Kwok, Guo Wengui, Haoyun Guo, Wu Nan, Ho-wen Kwok, and other names), who is known to be an agent of China’s secret police. Guo has applied for political asylum in the United States in 2017 under false pretenses.
Guo paid Bannon, a former White House strategist, at least one million dollars after creating a partnership in 2018, but which began in October 2017. Since then, they have organized a dubious following around the world via social media to target the true pro-democracy activists.
During the pandemic, Bannon and Guo spread rumors and falsehoods that the SARS-CoV-2 human coronavirus was a synthetic or man-made biological weapon. They told their audiences that the Chinese and Hong Kong currencies would soon collapse through their partner Kyle Bass. They asked Chinese people around the world who oppose the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to “invest” in their so-called “charities” and business “schemes”. Thousands of people, believing in the anti-CCP cause, sent in millions to their fraudulent investment. Bannon and Guo even established “the New Federal State of China,” pretending that it would be the legitimate government of China after the CCP collapses.
Many victims soon realized that they had been defrauded. They reported the alleged crimes to the United States Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates investments, and the FBI. All these government entities are investigating the Bannon-Guo crimes.
Once the victims discovered one another and united their knowledge and efforts, Guo began to send video messages to harass them wherever they lived around the world. Bannon is backed by Guo. Bannon was arrested in August for another charity-oriented crime.
Both Bannon and Guo are known for their dirty tricks. Bannon has proclaimed himself a “Leninist”, in terms of political tactics to destroy people. Guo is notorious for harassing people and destroying their livelihoods through intimidation and multiple abusive litigation. As he did in China for the CCP when he was actively working for the MSS secret police, Guo terrorized his victims and many other personal rivals in America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other free democracies. He announced dozens of names – many of them witnesses for the federal agencies – and provided his gangs with the victims’ personal information, photos including their home addresses and telephone numbers.
Days before he applied for political asylum in America, he signed a letter pledging loyalty to CCP leader Xi Jinping and made a video pledging to work for Xi while in the United States. At the same time, he filed devasting litigation against Chinese Americans in the US who openly opposed Xi Jinping, while casting himself as a leading opponent of the CCP. In the past two weeks, the Bannon-Guo contingent has shown up in cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Hawaii, Washington DC, and Vancouver, with large Chinese immigrant communities. The mobs show up at their targets’ private residences, holding abusive signs and screaming violent language. They even physically attacked and harmed an elderly gentleman in Los Angeles, and a middle-aged man in New York, causing severe physical harm. Charges have been made against the assailants by the California and New York police.
We urge authorities to protect all Chinese American immigrants and others who have been victims of threats from and financial fraud by Bannon and Guo.
Signed:
US Citizens and residents
Xianmin Xiong, New York
Jun Chen, New York
Shan Lin, San Francisco
Weidong Li, New York
Qi Lu, Detroit
Qingmin Jin, Los Angeles
Eric Zhang, Chicago
Sasha Gong, Virginia
Baosheng Guo，Virginia
Jiamei Lu, Hawaii
Yeliang Xia, Virginia
Ashley Wu, Chicago
Rong Shen, Illinois
Berg Lee, Las Vegas
He Lee, Las Vegas
Hongli, Zhao, Arkansas
Ming Zhang, Dallas
Tiffanie Zhang, USA
Yan Zhu, New York
Tan Li, New York
Wendy Liu, Tempe, AZ
Shuxian Haw, USA
Shipping Kong, USA
May Zhang, USA
Joshua, Seattle, Washington
Vicky Chen, MA
Gingger Shi, Chino Hills, CA
Guangfa Xu, Miami, FL
Yu Guan, SC
Xiuming Lin, Greenville, SC
Shen Duo, Washington DC
Hui Johnson, Hawaii
Bianca Shu Frank, Los Angeles
Gang Li, USA
April Ma, Sacramento, CA
Mengmeng Zhou, Sacramento, CA
Eva Wang, NJ
Dingding Guo, USA
Mike W, Las Vegas, NV
Guochen Luo, Boston, MA
Canadian Citizens and residents
Bingchen Gao, Vancouver
Maggis Zhang, Vancouver
Ningyu Huang, Vancouver
Alice Zheng, Vancouver
Jinnao Yang, Montreal
Mingjun Chen, Toronto
Shuangling Bao, Canada
Mike Wang, Vancouver
Shuangling Bao, Canada
Shiyu Fan, Toronto
Duan Zhao, Canada
Victor Powe, Canada
Grace Tian, Canada
From other countries:
Shaomin Li, Chile
Zili Rong, France
Hongbing Yuan, Australia
Wanli Zhu, New Zealand
Sayaka Miyazawa, Japan
Shizuka Yamashita, Japan
Yuan Gao, Xi’an, China
Ya Dan, Japan
Rui Wang, Australia
Wai Ming Poon, Hong Kong
Souga Kousin, Japan
Alan Chan, Hong Kong
Jenny Gong, Sweden
Carol Lu, Australia
Andy Wan, Australia
Hong Liang, UK
Qi Liu, Melbourne, Australia
Shang Ye Liang, Taiwan
Catherine Li, UK
Wei Cao, Netherlands
Sonia Kong, New Zealand
Mao Qiuhua, Greece
Yi Liu, Germany
Hui Han, Austria
Tony Yang, Australia
Hugh Hung, Australia
Mikio Kobayashi, Japan
Tokiwa Sei, Japan
Timmi Man, Germany
Susan Su, Japan
Rebot Wang Chino, Japan
Chang Jin, Sidney Australia
Takagi Nana, Japan
Many more people will sign in the next few days.
Dear FBI: Reporting Guo Wengui that has violated US Federal laws and destroyed Chinese democratic movement in oversea and persecuted Chinese human rights activists and he is suspected as CCP agent
Guo Wengui is also known as WENGUI GUO a/k/a, MILES KWOK
Its residential address: 781 5th Ave # 18THFLOOR, New York, NY 10022
Guo Wengui is an economic fugitive wanted by the Chinese government, He is applying for political asylum in the United States. But he repeatedly claimed that he is a US citizen. My name is Baosheng Guo, I am a Chinese dissident who was sentence to prison for 3.5 years for participle Chinese democratic movement. I am a U.S citizen now.
Guo Wengui has a close relationship with the Chinese spy agency MSS(The Ministry of State Security). He lied to deceive the Chinese society by saying that he is pursuing China's democratic freedom. This way, he can gain social influence and negotiate with the Chinese government and obtain US political asylum. In fact, he has been negotiating with the Chinese government to get his own interests through damaged the Chinese democratic movement in overseas. Meanwhile, he provided false documents to U.S government in order to get asylum. In addition, he claimed that the U.S powerful man like the third figures in White House thought him is a consultant.
He organized an organization that follows and worships him, < Ant criminal band > , and often attacks Chinese democratic human rights figures abroad. He conducted a number of cyberbullying activities and randomly placed other people's passports and driver's license information on his media (www.guo.media). He even claimed he had a good relationship with the first, fourth, fifth hacker in the world.
He has also continued to suppress overseas exiled human right activists, insulted and used lawsuits against Chinese human rights activists. The human rights activists he had lawsuited were: Teng Biao, Xia Yeliang, Chen Jun, Yuan Jianbin, Cheng Shuiyan and Guo Baosheng, etc., nearly 20 peoples (see attachment). He had attacked more than 40 human rights activists overseas and attacked "May 1 Resonance"( Large protests), Slander the girl named Dong Yaoqiong who had stained Xi Jinping's picture and so on.
Guo opened his Twitter account and YouTube channel in or about 2017. He has been using these social media platforms to attack many notable Chinese figures, e.g. politicians, movie stars, hostesses, entrepreneurs, media tycoons, and scholars.. Guo’s Twitter account, @KwokMiles, currently has about 498,000 followers. Guo constantly shares YouTube links on his Twitter. On August 18, 2018, Twitter suspends Guo ’s account permanently from their social networking service because of his defamatory behaves.
Guo’s YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO3pO3ykAUybrjv3RBbXEHw/featured, currently has about 184,149 subscribers. He uploads several videos per month. Each of his videos has about ten thousand to sixty thousand views. To further use his influence to persecute Chinese political dissidents,Guo started a website --Guo Media, https://www.guo.media. On Guo Media, he posted videos and tweets. Currently, Guo Media has about 98,586 registered users.
Because of my political disagreement with Guo Wengui, I was attacked by Guo Wengui .On September 6, 2018, Wengui Guo( “Guo”) post the copy of Baosheng’s US Passport & Virginia driver’s license picture information in his website www.guo.media.Passed by Congress in the wake of the Watergate scandal when it was revealed that theWhite House had compiled information on individuals with opposing political viewpoints, thePrivacy Act of 1974 plainly prohibits federal agencies from collecting, maintaining, and/or disseminating information that “describ[es] how any individual exercises rights guaranteed by the First Amendment.” 5 U.S.C. § 552a(e)(7).
In conclude, we hope you investigate him as soon as possible.
Best Regards
BAOSHENG GUO
12/3/2018
Former Trump political adviser and exiled Chinese businessman raised more than $300 million in private offering, Guo says
By Brian Spegele , Sha Hua and Aruna Viswanatha
Aug. 19, 2020 1:17 pm ET
A media company linked to former Trump political adviser Steve Bannon and exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui raised more than $300 million in a private offering this spring that is now being investigated by federal and state authorities, say people familiar with the matter.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. have frozen accounts tied to fundraising for the company, GTV Media Group, some of these people said. Bank of America Corp. also closed an account for GTV Media’s parent company shortly after it was opened in recent months, another person with knowledge of the situation said.
The federal probe is being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission, people familiar with the investigation said. The investigators have been examining whether GTV Media or associates of Mr. Guo violated securities laws through the private share placement. The New York state attorney general’s office has also been examining the matter, these people said.
Soon after the fundraising, some investors began pushing for refunds after they said they never received official documentation verifying their investments in GTV Media, among other issues that led them to distrust Mr. Guo.
Mr. Guo, a former property tycoon who is now one of China’s most-wanted fugitives, and Mr. Bannon were two of the key people behind GTV Media’s launch this spring, according to a company fundraising document and interviews. The document identifies Mr. Bannon as a company director, while Mr. Guo served as the public face for its fundraising. Associates of Mr. Guo are listed as GTV Media executives, while Mr. Guo is described as a company adviser.
Messrs. Guo and Bannon joined forces in the last few years as tough critics of China’s Communist Party, and recently have been spending significant time together on Mr. Guo’s yacht, according to videos posted on a website affiliated with Mr. Guo. Mr. Guo faces accusations of wrongdoing in China including bribery, fraud and money laundering—allegations he has denied.
GTV Media said in a statement that it had carried out the private placement under the guidance of its lawyers and that “all of the raised funds are intact.”
The company added that it is fully prepared to cooperate with any U.S. agency that has questions about the private placement or its business.
A representative for Mr. Guo didn’t provide comment, and Mr. Bannon declined to comment.
The FBI had been examining Mr. Guo’s work with Mr. Bannon even before the private placement this spring. The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported last month that FBI agents had been investigating Mr. Guo and the money he used to fund his media efforts in the U.S. for more than six months and that prosecutors from the U.S. attorney’s offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn had been involved in the probe.
At that time, representatives for Messrs. Guo and Bannon said neither man had been contacted by the FBI as part of the probe.
Earlier this month, Mr. Guo said in an online video that he had been subpoenaed and that he welcomed authorities’ probes. A lawyer for Mr. Guo didn’t provide comment on what information the subpoenas were seeking and whether Mr. Guo had complied with them.
Since fleeing China for the U.S. in 2014, Mr. Guo built a large following online, particularly among the Chinese diaspora in the U.S. and elsewhere, and has alleged high-level corruption in China’s Communist Party. He has also applied for asylum.
GTV Media sought to capitalize off that popularity. One fundraising document reviewed by the Journal said the venture aimed to be “the only uncensored and independent bridge between China and the Western world.”
The company told potential investors it would be a platform for news, social media and e-commerce, with competitors including http://Amazon.com Inc.,Tencent Holdings Ltd. ’s WeChat and ByteDance Ltd.’s TikTok. A fundraising memo for potential investors this spring didn’t include a detailed business plan for GTV Media. It stated a pre-investment valuation of $1.8 billion.
The company identified Mr. Bannon as one of several prominent directors. Others included hedge-fund manager and China critic Kyle Bass, Texas venture capitalist Darren Blanton and John. A. Morgan, the son of Morgan Stanley’s co-founder.
Mr. Bass said on Twitter in July that he was no longer serving on GTV Media’s board, and a person familiar with the company confirmed he had resigned. Mr. Blanton didn’t respond to requests for comment. Mr. Morgan couldn’t be reached.
The fundraising documents reviewed by the Journal say GTV Media aimed to sell a 10% stake in the company for as much as $200 million, with the rest held by another company affiliated with Mr. Guo.
Mr. Guo said in an online video in June that GTV Media had raised more than $300 million, with demand for shares exceeding expectations.
GTV Media didn’t register the deal with the SEC. To avoid registration, companies generally must sell shares only to wealthy “accredited investors” who meet requirements such as having more than $1 million in assets, excluding the value of a primary residence, or earning more than $200,000 a year. GTV Media said it sought to sell shares to such accredited investors.
Spokespeople for the SEC, the FBI field office in New York, the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office and New York state attorney general declined to comment.
It couldn’t be determined how much money is in the accounts linked to GTV Media. A Chase account for GTV Media collected funds from investors willing to give at least $100,000 to GTV Media, according to documents reviewed by the Journal.
Separately, smaller investors were told they could invest in the GTV Media offering through another entity called Voice of Guo Media Inc. Several of these investors said they were told that the money sent to Voice of Guo Media would be invested in GTV Media on their behalf.
Mr. Guo said in June that Voice of Guo Media had raised nearly $120 million. That company didn’t respond to requests for comment. GTV Media said in its statement that it didn’t issue shares to anyone through Voice of Guo Media.
SEC investigators have been reaching out to conduct interviews with investors who are now pushing GTV Media or Voice of Guo Media to refund their money and are lodging complaints about Mr. Guo and his associates, some of the people familiar with the matter said.
The Journal reviewed documentation from investors including copies of bank transfers, shareholder agreements and text messages.
As U.S.-China relations have soured during the Trump administration, Mr. Guo has proven divisive among U.S. critics of China. Some such as Mr. Bannon have aligned themselves with Mr. Guo, while others say they distrust him. The FBI previously viewed Mr. Guo as a potential agency informant and tried unsuccessfully to cultivate him as one around 2017, say people familiar with the matter.
Some have openly questioned Mr. Guo’s loyalty to the U.S. In 2018, a company affiliated with Mr. Guo hired Virginia-based research firm Strategic Vision to investigate individuals Mr. Guo said were tied to top Chinese Communist Party officials, according to court filings.
Strategic Vision had issues with the request and accused Mr. Guo of being a “dissident-hunter” for China. The contract between the companies is now in litigation.
A lawyer for Mr. Guo has denied those claims, saying in a previous statement to the Journal: “Mr. Guo is the most-wanted dissident worldwide by the Chinese Communist Party and has been their most outspoken and vitriolic critic since his arrival in the United States.”
A New York state court on June 28 dismissed a lawsuit filed by Mr. Guo against Dow Jones & Co., publisher of the Journal, over its reporting about the litigation between Strategic Vision and the Guo-linked entity. Mr. Guo has indicated he plans to appeal.
The recent fundraising has also drawn scrutiny abroad. In Taiwan, local news media reported that police had prevented one supporter of Mr. Guo from transferring $43,000 to Voice of Guo because they suspected financial fraud. In New Zealand, dozens of protesters criticized a decision byAustralia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., or ANZ, to block transfers worth $2 million to GTV Media, according to another local news-media report. ANZ declined to comment.
Mr. Guo has complained online about banks blocking transfers, alleging they are under the influence of China’s Communist Party.
—Rebecca Davis O’Brien and Dave Michaels contributed to this article.
Write to Brian Spegele at brian.spegele@wsj.com, Sha Hua at sha.hua@wsj.com and Aruna Viswanatha at Aruna.Viswanatha@wsj.com
