Kesha Rogers Campaign Sponsors: "Rebuilding America Conference"

The Kesha Rogers for Congress campaign announced Wednesday that it will sponsor a "Rebuilding America Conference 2010, on Oct. 8-10, at the NASA Hampton Inn, in Seabrook Texas. Rogers, the Democratic Party nominee for Congress from the 22nd district of Texas, is campaigning on a program of returning the United States to a science-driver program, including the immediate launch of Lyndon LaRouche's expanded program for the North American Water and Power Alliance and re-adopting NASA's program of manned space flight and colonization — both of which objectives require the immediate removal of President Barack Obama from office.

The campaign release urges the scientific and engineering community "to participate, providing their expertise and leadership, as the sector of society most qualified to oversee the construction of the most massive physical economic infrastructure projects in human history."

It elaborates as follows:

"I. NAWAPA (North American Water and Power Alliance), the greatest effort in biospheric engineering in human history, will overturn a century of deliberate underdevelopment of the interior of our continent, and represents the launch pad for space technology, applied to Earth. By bringing an additional 3,600 million acre feet of water per year, into use by the biosphere and human economy, NAWAPA will upgrade deserts into fertile land, creating new local water cycles, moderating weather patterns, and increasing the productivity and quality of life. The scientists of NASA are indispensable to this project, as they represent the capability to approach the terraforming of the Earth's biosphere as a whole, as seen from space. NAWAPA will prepare NASA scientists for the inevitable colonization of Mars, within 2-3 generations.

"II. Understanding the biosphere includes understanding the intimately connected set of relationships among terrestrial and cosmic phenomena, such as gravitation, the geo-magnetic field, solar radiation, as well as cosmic radiation. Many factors which we heretofore have taken for granted on Earth, become existential challenges when orienting towards sustaining life on Mars, not to mention the first step in that process of colonization: that of the industrialization of Earth's Moon. This must be done for the purpose of, among other things, utilizing the low gravity environment for building the ships to take us to Mars, as well as for the mining of the Helium-3, abundant in the lunar soil, to be used as the fuel for the yet-to-be-developed fusion-powered rockets, the only fuel capable of achieving one-Earth-gravity equivalent acceleration — an acceleration requirement necessary to deliver humans to Mars in a timely (4-7 days) and safe manner. Consequently, in understanding how we come to gain mastery over the organization of Earth's biosphere, we gain insight into exactly what parameters and requirements are necessary to create superior life-supporting systems beyond it."

Those who wish to participate are urged to visit www.KeshaForCongress.com or contact her campaign office at 713-830-9052.