Re: More Teachers Out Of Work. Time to think about it.

Billy Burket

Posted on 10/03/11

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On 3/09/11, J D Molet wrote:
> TIME TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX, WHEN MORE ARE GRADUATING
FROM
> COLLEGE WITH NO CHANCE OR FUTURE OF A JOB!
>
>
> Before you apply or, think this sounds like the easiest job
> you will ever have, know this!
>
> You may be required to give your life in the line of duty,
> in order to protect the lives of many other facility
> occupants. I say this as an honest statement and, with life
> altering definition. The final conclusions of the Virginia
> Tech facility occupant fatalities were, “Staff Warned Their
> Families First”. This information came from the publication
> by the Associated Press.
>
> There are other incidents of incidental abuse, one of which
> is, Denton Texas. A student was suspected of building a
> bomb. While law enforcement was preparing to defuse the
> situation, 28 minutes went by where staff did nothing to
> protect the innocent students in the area, within the
> facility. When law enforcement finally made a move, the
> bells rang for class change. The young children exiting
> class rooms were confronted by men in black suits and
armor,
> with automatic assault weapons pointed at them. Staff knew
> who the child was, law enforcement did not.
>
> In good conscience, I can not let this or other tragedies
> continue to occur. If you are serious about this job, you
> will not either. With our specialized training program, you
> could have prevented this situation from happening to many
> of the innocent children inside the facility. Although the
> duties of an E.O.T.F.D “Facility Communications Specialist”
> may seem boring more than 97% of the time. Inspectors are
to
> be on scene as soon as possible, if not already, to operate
> the facilities communications system during many types of
> emergency conditions. These conditions include:
>
> A: Student, Occupant or Stranger with a gun, a bomb, a
knife.
> B: A Chemical threat inside, outside or approaching the
> facility.
> C: Keeping occupants updated with severe weather updates and
> preparation conditions.
> D: A fight between students, students and educators, gangs
> fights and other disputes as well.
> E: A stray dog, horse, cow, wolf, bear, hawk, etc.
>
> Before you think Part E is a joke. What is lock down?
“Lock
> Down” is where teachers lock the doors and children hide
> under their desk. In a local Oklahoma school “Lock Down”
was
> communicated with the bells because a stray dog was seen
> around the property. Do you believe this was the right
thing
> to do? As specialist we don’t and, we intend to do
something
> positive about it.
>
> You, and you alone will be the only one who possess
the
> right training to protect those occupants from, during and
> even exposure to, aftermaths of “Unexpected Facility and,
> Non Facility Events and Emergencies”. These conditions are
> emergencies which will include working with and,
> communicating with, law enforcement and the fire department
> officials in the event of.
>
> Anyone who is not up to these very important
challenges are
> discouraged from applying and, should not waste their time
> or ours by continuing the application process, orientation
> and the formal training. You may contact me only at the
> e-mail address listed below. No calls are accepted at this
time.
>
> I appreciate your time and attention. Thank you.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> John D. Molet
> Senior Executive Director
> E. O. T. F. D.
>
> eotfd@yahoo.com

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