An accelerated superluminal polarization currents (ASPC) transceiver includes an ASPC transmitter including a plurality of ASPC radiator elements, the ASPC transmitter transmitting a radio signal that is focused in a target direction and scrambled in other directions; and a radio receiver, wherein the center of a pulse of the radio signal has a transit time t.sub.c from an end of the ASPC transmitter, at a first position x.sub.0, to a second position x along the ASPC transmitter given by the following equation: t.sub.c=[R.sup.2+x.sub.0.sup.2+2Rx.sub.0 cos .sub.0].sup.1/2[R.sup.2+x.sup.2+2Rx cos .sub.0].sup.1/2, where R is a target distance from the ASPC transmitter and .sub.0 is a target angle and $\frac{x+x_0}{t_c}>c.$