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Supreme Beings Organize KKK Scouts
POWDERLY, KY- The Imperial Klans of America Knights of the Ku Klux Klan have decided to focus on recruiting younger Americans for their holy army.  The popularity of the KKK has declined in recent years, what with the civil rights fad and all.  To combat the decrease in new members, the KKK has created the KKK Scouts, an all-male outdoorsman group targeted at eight-to-14-year-olds.
   Benjamin Brown, a spokesman for the Klan, said that it is important to begin teaching children about white supremecy as early as possible.  "With the KKK Scouts, kids will go on trips to the woods where they will participate in activities like fishing, archery, and burning crosses."
   The boys will be taught about all the wrongs of minorities, said Brown.  "We feel it necessary to inform these kids of the injustices imposed upon the white race by other races; injustices like the black stranglehold over UPN and the WB, the humbling and humilating ability of Orientals to do math so readily, and the monopoly illegal Mexicans have over cheap, difficult manual labor whites would never do."
   Even after buying the rights to use Joe Camel to attract children, the KKK Scouts have seen low turnouts.  In a recent act of desperation, the KKK has attempted to get black children to join.  "We feel that we can convince these black kids that they are horrible creations not fit for white consumption and that they should kill each other," said Brown.  "Maybe if they (blacks) go to war with each other, we (whites) won't have to spend so much on ammunition."
   The Klan is attempting to gain the attention of black boys by claiming that the first "K" in KKK stands for "Kool," a brand of cigarette popular among blacks.  "We're calling ourselves 'Menthol Aryans' in hopes of getting blacks to join," said Brown.  "I think it'll work."
 

A proud father watches
his son head off to camp.

 
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