2026.8.26 Beijing’s secret back channel collapsed, but the hunt for Miles Guo did not. A later stipulation said Michel, Broidy, Higginbotham and Davis acted for foreign actors, including the CCP, to lobby Trump officials for Guo’s extradition. The intermediaries were exposed; some were convicted, while others walked free. But Beijing adapted: the “912 Special Project” emerged within the Ministry of Public Security, PAX’s case advanced, Bruno Wu’s legal-media pressure expanded, and Broidy kept chasing his payday. One channel collapsed. The operation shifted deeper into law firms and U.S. courts. The deeper the hunt went, the more visible Beijing’s network became.
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2026.8.25 While Beijing hunted Miles Guo, he fought back on livestream. In May 2017, Guo warned of a plot to frame him with fabricated charges, hacking, false witnesses, and third-country repatriation. He even named emergency contacts in case something happened. Then he targeted HNA, exposing that CCP kleptocrat Wang Qishan secretly controlled the empire and hid vast family wealth abroad. Weeks later, regulators closed in, and a $416 million HNA-linked Global Eagle deal collapsed under U.S. national-security review. After Lady May suffered a suspected remote intrusion on the Hudson, Guo warned that the CCP’s “silent forces” were already operating inside America - and threatening U.S. national security.
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