Who do you ask to enforce the laws? When the Arizona lawn chair brigade just notified officials of what they saw they were asked to leave. Who do YOU ask to enforce? David

Mon Jun 20, 8:00 AM ET (PRWEB) - (PRWEB) June 20, 2005 -- In today"s announcement, ACSA indicated that the Interstate Traveler System, a proposed MAGLEV system some 50-250,000 miles long, could also assume a vital border-securing role in America"s Homeland Security Future. borderlineflyer.jpg "We can easily optimize costs and reduce manpower, while creating a perfect deterrent against terrorism," say scientists working in the ACSA VISTA Incubator, a project to mentor extremely advanced science and technology which is working with the project. The Interstate Traveler is a 250 mile per hour, 250,000 mile long MAGLEV system powered by Solar/Hydrogen technology. Described as both a nationwide, fuel efficient, non-polluting transportation system, it has also been described as a way to generate up to 100 Quadrillion BTU/hours (the United State"s entire annual demand for energy) of electricity and low cost, clean burning hydrogen for US consumption, the Interstate Traveler might free America of its fossil fuel dependency. The system would be self maintaining, autonomously controlled and would provide low cost transportation of people, freight and autos. The Intestate Traveler Company is collaborating with the American Computer Science Association to get it built. "The biggest technical problem American Homeland Security faces when protecting the borders is to avoid having to position manpower with weaponry every 100 feet along thousands of miles of our borders with Canada and Mexico," said ITC President Justin Sutton. ... to read the rest, follow the link below http://www.acsa2000.net/press/Protecting_Americas_Borders.htm David,