Resisting Tyranny – Part 13：Release All Prisoners

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Resisting Tyranny – Part 13：Release All Prisoners

Xuefeng

July 7, 2025

All prisoners held by the evil regime must be released—including those labeled as murderers.
Here is why.

On July 2, 2025, police across many regions of the mainland launched a sudden crackdown, arresting more than 80 Chanyuan Celestials. They have been detained for five full days, and over 50 more are still unaccounted for.

According to what we know, after arresting the Chanyuan Celestials, the regime forced them to copy pre-printed “letters of repentance,” “guarantees,” and “statements of denunciation,” and to read them aloud on camera. Only then were they allowed to go home.

Many of these documents contain slanders and falsehoods against Lifechanyuan. Most Chanyuan Celestials refused to write such lies, let alone read them aloud—so they remained in detention until they gave in.

Do you see? This is how the regime fabricates “evidence”—by coercing people to admit to crimes they never committed.

If it happens to Chanyuan Celestials, could it not be happening to other prisoners as well?

By the nature of tyranny, it is highly likely that most prisoners were forced to “confess,” and then convicted based on these so-called ironclad proofs—signed under pressure and fear.

Why release even those called murderers?

Because we only hear the regime’s one-sided account. We don’t know the facts.
Could it have been manslaughter? Could it have been self-defense?
Could innocent people have been framed to protect the real killers?
Could someone have acted in the moment to protect his mother, wife, or daughter from being assaulted, and in doing so accidentally caused the attacker’s death?

No one knows the truth—except the regime itself.

That alone is reason enough to release even those accused of murder.

The forced confessions of the Chanyuan Celestials show us one thing:
All verdicts and rulings made by the regime are tainted. They must all be overturned.

In my view, release all prisoners. Let the past be the past.
There is no need to reopen every case. Instead of wasting public resources on endless retrials, we should focus on improving the lives of ordinary people.

If there is doubt, consider this a general pardon—an act of compassion from the Greatest Creator.

In my view, all judgments and decisions made by the regime must be overturned—a complete 180-degree reversal.

Even if a few cases happen to reflect the truth, from the broader perspective, a full reversal is the just and necessary path.