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| This is Jakari Jackson for Infowars.com. | |
| Now something that's very important to us in this country is the safety of our school children. | |
| Understandably so. | |
| But we can't all agree on how best to protect them. | |
| And now we have this article. | |
| Alabama Middle School Principal Tells Kids to Bring Hand Goods to Class and Throw Them at Possible Gunmen. | |
| Here's a note that a parent received from the school. | |
| And this is W.F. Burns Middle School. | |
| And we'll show you a little bit of this training. | |
| It's called the Alice Training Program. | |
| I'm hearing a gun. | |
| To repeat, there is a gun that can be two more followed moving toward the main hall. | |
| Holy crap, they got a gun! | |
| Oh my God! | |
| Terrible! | |
| Wait a minute, that's not how I'm supposed to go. | |
| You said they should keep moving and throw things. | |
| They didn't do either of those things. | |
| No, they followed their natural instinct to hide. | |
| And what did that make them? | |
| Saving duck. | |
| Bye. | |
| Right, and sitting ducks makes easy targets, and we don't want to make anything easy for the intruder. | |
| Can we try again? | |
| - Absolutely. | |
| - Yay! - He's wearing a black trench coat with an orange ski mask and carrying a gun. | |
| I repeat, there is a gun that made a shooter's hallway moving toward the main hall. | |
| - Boy crap, I had a gun! - And this is this particular program. | |
| They don't do this at every school, but this school is participating in this program. | |
| And while I do applaud them for not being sitting ducks and actively trying to defend themselves, I think a much better strategy would be to simply arm the teachers. | |
| You have the principal. | |
| You have the janitor. | |
| Maybe there's a locked cabinet, a gun case someplace where a teacher has an access key. | |
| Or in some places, like Harold ISD in Texas, they are... | |
| Every one of the plans in the United States and schools' emergency plans are to lock the doors and hide the kids. | |
| Well, that was disturbing to us because we're 30 minutes from law enforcement. | |
| We had no way to protect ourselves, and there wasn't anybody around to take care of us. | |
| We were our first responders. | |
| I came up with a plan, and the plan has been on the news a lot. | |
| It's a pretty self-explanatory week. | |
| They have to have a CHL. We approve them. | |
| The board approves them individually. | |
| We undergo some extra training. | |
| And then we use frangible ammunition, which, you know, breaks apart when it hits hard objects, to avoid ricocheting. | |
| And to me, that's a much better plan than having your kids throw canned goods. | |
| Once again, you know, kids protect yourself most definitely. | |
| But if you have armed teachers... | |
| Whether it's a teacher that carries concealed or they have some type of gun case, like I said, the principal or the janitor, maybe you have a few of these scattered around the building. | |
| If there is a scenario, you would be better able to defend yourselves. |
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