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Some skinhead organizers, well, it seems, just can鈥檛 stop organizing the next generation of racist clubs, claiming they鈥檝e now found the real-deal, supported with T-shirts sales on the Internet. Take the case of , a tattoo shop owner from Indiana.

Almost a household-name in some racist circles, James has been organizing or attempting to organize neo-Nazi skinhead gangs since his teens. About a decade ago, he was a corner stake in the sometimes violent , a neo-Nazi gang with a reputation for drinking, fist-fighting and following a racist, pagan religion known as Odinism once practiced by Vikings.

Maybe that鈥檚 how James came up with the name for his new group, American Vikings. He has started a new Web site, complete with a racist forum, for his newest group. The hammer of Thor will be the group鈥檚 logo, James proudly says.

And does he have a deal for new-comers: A 鈥渇ree鈥� American Vikings patch for everyone who buys a T-shirt -- once he personally checks out the authenticity of the applicant.

鈥淭his is a new movement,鈥� James proclaims on his web site. 鈥淲e intend to offend racists and anti-racists alike. Liberals and conservatives. We have nothing to lose and nothing to fear.鈥�

James says the American Vikings Web site will be 鈥渄edicated to creating entertaining and meaningful discussion about issues affecting patriotic, constitutional libertarian leaning, working class Americans.鈥�

Without mentioning his role as a founder of the Vinlanders Social Club in 2003, or previous ties with the Outlaw Hammerskins and Hoosier State Skinheads, James says his new 鈥減roject was created by long-time former members of the American White Nationalist movement in the hopes that we can create a realistic and constructive dialog amongst several different types of patriots.鈥�

鈥淲e will give respect where it is due, and treat all people and topics they way they deserve to be treated,鈥欌�� says the man who previously has assaulted those with whom he has disagreed. 鈥淚f you are reading this from a right or left perspective and you cannot handle that simply go somewhere else,鈥欌�� he says.

To stir interest in his new 鈥減atch-wearing organization,鈥� James says he has a special deal for newcomers 鈥� men and women 鈥� who buy a T-shirt to support his new cause. 鈥淵ou do not have to belong to this organization to help with the American Vikings Project,鈥欌�� James says. 鈥淔or the first 30 days of this project (until June 10th), anyone who buys a members shirt will receive their AVP patch with it for free.鈥�

Wow! But James says before he mails out American Viking patches to founding members, 鈥淚 must know who you are.鈥� He asks people buying AVP T-shirts to include their full name, e-mail address, screen name on the group鈥檚 forum and a phone number. Without that information, the man, who once boasted about the size of his file kept by a Joint Terrorism Task Force, promises a refund.

Stay tuned.