  The principal new point is that ultra-high spin of the elementary particles
makes Einstein's gravity so strong, that its influence to metric is shifted
from Planck to the Compton scale! Compatibility of the Kerr-Newman (KN) gravity
with quantum theory is achieved by implementation of the supersymmetric Higgs
model without modification of the Einstein-Maxwell gravity. We consider the
nonperturbative bag-like solution to supersymmetric generalized LG field model,
which creates a flat and supersymmetric vacuum state inside the bag, forming
the Compton zone for consistent work of quantum theory. The bag is deformable,
and its shape is controlled by BPS bound, providing compatibility of the bag
boundary with external gravitational and electromagnetic (EM) field. In
particular, for the spinning KN gravity the bag takes the form of oblate disk
with a circular string placed on the disk border. Excitations of the KN EM
field create circular traveling waves. The super-bag solution is naturally
upgraded to the Wess-Zumino supersymmetric QED model, indicating a bridge from
the nonperturbative super-bag to perturbative formalism of the conventional
QED.
