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panzertitle.jpgMINNEAPOLIS - An anti-discrimination group is warning parents about a "white power" music label that is using bulk mailing lists to send racist CDs to teenagers across the country.

An official of Panzerfaust Records said it was pressing 100,000 copies of a "pro-white sampler CD" in a campaign dubbed Project Schoolyard USA, after a similar effort earlier this year in Germany.

"Panzerfaust has intentionally designed its CDs to lure unsuspecting teens with a free giveaway that has the appearance of being just another free compilation of cutting edge music," Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, said in a statement this week.

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"In reality it is a thinly veiled attempt to attract kids to hateful, racist music and white power bands," he said.      ....features song titles such as "White Supremacy," "Hate Train Rolling" and "Commie Scum."

Thinly veiled?? and by a record company called "white power"?? I would like to see some "blatant" attempt........ :blink:

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