Frank Chu - World View and Interests

World View and Interests

Frank Chu holds Bill Clinton and other former US Presidents responsible for working with the populations of the 12 Galaxies and directing the CIA, FBI, Universal Studios, and other agencies to embezzle royalties owed to him as the star of a television and movie series called "The Richest Family." Chu believes he has starred in the series since childhood, which has been a major success in other galaxies. Yet shot with top-secret invisible cameras and edited weekly, Chu claims he was unaware of the series until he received telepathic messages from supportive former Soviet and UN presidents in the mid-1990s. Chu asserts that many of the US presidents responsible are actually duplicates, therefore his protests have frequently called for the impeachment of Clinton even after Clinton was no longer in office. Grover Cleveland, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, current President Barack Obama, and various Congressmen are frequently accused by Chu of cooperating with the 12 Galaxies to commit crimes and treasons in this and in other galaxies. Chu is strongly interested in television reporters and newscasters for their potential in bringing him the publicity he requires to inform the world of the injustices committed against him. He hopes that this wave of publicity will cause a public outcry and lead to the impeachment of various US presidents and the awarding of more than "$20 billions" in compensation for the damages he and his family have suffered.

The now closed 12 Galaxies bar in San Francisco was named in honor of Chu's cause. Chu has occasionally spoke about his campaign and its coverage on-stage at the 12 Galaxies — his performances have a similar theme to his signs, with riffs off of the twelve galaxies theme and the seemingly abstract use of syllable combinations for poetic effect; to this he adds the use of a percussive "ah" syllable at irregular intervals between words, superficially similar to the "uh" speech disfluency or discourse marker seen in ordinary conversation but with a more constant tone and duration and a less conversationally natural placement.