Summer Shields: The North American Water and Power Alliance is More Than a Project

In a statement issued August 27, Democratic write-in candidate for Congress, Summer Shields, presented his campaign for the policy of the North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA), in terms of a national mission to bring mankind "outside the womb" in the immediate years ahead. Shields, who is running in California's 8th District against Nancy Pelosi, is spearheading the fight for NAWAPA, especially in light of the immediate impact it will have in his state, currently the home of millions of unemployed skilled workers and scientists—workers and scientists who will be immediately needed to launch the NAWAPA.

Shields' statement reads as follows:

"Not only is the North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA) the only project with the ability to offset the alarming rates of unemployment, especially among our nations youth ages 16 - 24 under the consecutive Bush and Obama presidencies, but, it is an example of what humanity does as a species when they refuse to take their sensual perceptions as reality. Reports, soon to be released by a team of young scientists in economist Lyndon LaRouche's 'Basement' project, will be presenting man on earth, as man still in the womb, so to speak.

"To understand the NAWAPA, imagine the rapid rate of development of an infant, who has exited the womb, versus the creature still encapsulated within. Juxtapose this to what it would take for today's culturally infantile mankind to enter into the Solar System and the greater universe at large, as a permanent resident. To accomplish this, the human species will have to discover that most of our universe is actually not perceptible directly by our five senses. Already, our reliance on extra-sensory apparatuses to peer deeper into the universe, shows how useless our senses are 'as is.'

"My campaign, throughout this last week, has taken the lead, along with the LaRouche PAC, employing the Basement Team's three dimensional tour of the NAWAPA project, in organizing the engineers, technicians and scientists who will form the advisory committee to the U.S. government on the need-to-know aspects of this incredible project. The response concerning the feasibility of this project coming from these experts has been more than inspiring. This is the kind of national mission that our scientific and engineering sectors require to make the breakthroughs to develop man beyond 'the womb.'

"Besides the largest dams and reservoirs in all of human history, and the largest regional development in human history (this project is 40 times the land area of the Tennessee Valley Authority), this project will, most importantly, change mankind's conception of itself. The arbitrary dichotomy between man and 'natural things,' imposed by the false anti-human view expressed by radical environmentalism, will be thrown aside as we green the deserts and make more efficient use of the Alaskan watershed for the benefit of both man and nature.

"We will no longer tolerate the killing of birds with wind turbines, nor will we pollute the deserts, destroy insect species, and harm firemen with solar power panels! They call this protecting the environment?!

"It is time to break whatever myth still remains about nuclear fission and move full speed ahead with the revolutionary experiments in fusion technology, like those we are seeing in places like the National Ignition Facility. These technologies will buttress the development of rail transportation systems required for regular transfer of personnel to NAWAPA construction regions, and the development of new cities for workers and their families.

"A project of this magnitude is not something readily available to the senses; it is the kind of regional development that can only be seen, in its entirety, by the naked eye, from space. It is an entry way project for us into a world where our five senses play a smaller and smaller role in the great task before us.

"So give Obama the Nixon treatment soon, pass Glass-Steagall and have shovels in the ground for the NAWAPA project by October!"