Principal Bailey, of the Golden Grove primary school, told South Africa's Independent newspaper that PETA had not given him any advance warning of its plans to distribute anti-chicken trading cards after school, and that the group's direct contact with students flew in the face of school policy directing the kids to never accept anything from strangers.

During a 2002 interview, PETA co-founder and president Ingrid Newkirk assured CNN's worldwide audience: "Everything we do is based at adults." How strange, then, that PETA campaign director Andrew Butler candidly told the South African Mail & Guardian that he was running "a campaign targeted at children between the age of seven and 12."

If you're still not convinced that this radical animal rights group is a multi-million-dollar menace to children of all ages, read "Your Kids, PETA's Pawns" for a disturbing but eye-opening look at PETA's plans for the next generation. Teachers, principals, PTA leaders, school board members, school psychologists, and other educators can request complimentary printed copies by e-mailing us. Just send us your name, the name of your school or school district, and a mailing address.

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