  In an earlier paper the author expounded an interferometer scheme to
communicate classical data over an entangled quantum channel. We return to this
concept to show that the laws of Quantum Mechanics are not violated and that
the device is able to affect the statistical blend of the quantum states (and
that this can be detected) but not the statistics - i.e. the physics of
observables. The ideas of superluminal information transfer, discussed in the
previous paper, are taken forward to develop a notion of absolute space, time
and motion with relativistic effects ascribed to motion through an absolute
reference frame - as the logical consequences dictate, permeated with a
material causing the 'relativistic' effects. The reciprocal nature of the
Lorentz Transform is shown to fail under superluminal signalling - one frame
will be absolutely time dilated and length contacted; thus a full 'Ether
Transformation' (though this cannot be a group) and a velocity addition law are
derived, the Twin's Paradox is reconsidered. It would seem, in Special
Relativity at least, that the phenomenological effects of motion are placed in
an absolute, logical, materialistic setting, rather than a confusing relative
one that, perhaps, allows no further inspection of just 'what it is' causing
the effects. The author then discusses whether this programme can be carried
forward into General Relativity with the space-time distortions ascribable to
changes in the properties of the ether but on the whole describable in 3-space.
