Sunday Shortstack of Memes.

Easy, hopefully humorous to you and brief. Pagebreak only for space reasons. Nothing controversial. Well, not too controversial.

Because we trust Janet Yellen, right?

Probably not real, but I'd like to think it is:

More after the Pagebreak.

Esther Rantzen, promoter and supporter of assisted dying, prefers not dying.

Supporter of assisted death Esther Rantzen, seeks "miracle" treatment for stage 4 cancer.

Euro Weekly - くくOK accepting cookies at Euro Weekly for the story); Dame Esther Rantzen Contemplating Assisted Dying: 

Story states she's searching for a country that doesn't penalize assisted dying while, mind you, seeking a "miracle" cure.

"But you helped send so many my way, Esther."

It sounds like she'd rather not die. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

I'm not making light of her or her situation. I'll again mention that I take no pleasure in the illness or deaths of anyone. Really, even Soros and Schwab? The exception(s) to the rule! 

I wish Ms. Rantzen the very best and that she finds a cure that destroys her cancer and the same for all others.

Acknowledging the dual ideologies of the story aren't mutually exclusive, it doesn't negate the irony that an advocate and a supporter of assisted dying seeks a miracle cure.

Germany blanketed in snow.

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That's not really that bad. Maybe for Germany's weather?

Daily Mail: Flights are cancelled in Germany and Switzerland while avalanche warning hits Austria after snow sparks travel chaos on continent.

Migrant student, 14-years old, breaks teacher's jaw.

Free West Media: A 14-year-old Syrian immigrant seriously assaulted his Swiss female teacher because she asked him the "wrong" questions.

The youth from the town of Möriken-Wildegg in Switzerland, talked a lot about the Quran, and during recess instructed girls to dress more modestly.

The case has caused shock in the country. Last week, the Argauer Zeitung published the news, that the student from the school broke the jaw of a teacher by punching her repeatedly with his fist.

He did this when she wanted to find out if the Syrian secondary-school student was once again carrying a knife — as he had already done in the past.

This time the issue was taken up by the Weltwoche journalist Alex Baur. According to his research the assault revolves around the 14-year-old “M”.

He allegedly comes from a Syrian family with numerous children, who had arrived in Switzerland five years ago and lives on welfare. The immigrant youth is described as “quite intelligent, self-confident and quick-witted”.

“M” however constantly talks about the Quran. He also requested — “in Allah’s name” — that the girls from the area dress and behave more modestly.
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[The teacher did not touch] the student, and only told him to show her the contents of his pockets. Because of that, the teen attacked her, and, according to eyewitnesses, he hit the 62-year-old female teacher five to six times with a his fist and the edge of his hand.

Additionally, while she was trying to escape, he allegedly kicked her. The teacher, a mother of two adult sons was about to retire. Weltwoche reported that she was still in shock.
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André Schärer, the school district deputy, neither confirmed nor contradicted the report from the Aargauer Zeitung based on anonymous sources contacted by Weltwoche. He could only confirm that the Syrian had stood out from the beginning.

Schärer had also heard that “M” had allegedly told the girls in the recess court to dress more modestly: “There are clearly certain signs that he doesn’t agree with the way we are living our culture.”

It took a week before the incident was made public. The school district deputy insists nevertheless that nobody wanted to sweep the case under the rug[.]
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[P]arents have been complaining that the school wanted to hide the incident. “This isn’t correct. We wrote a letter to the parents during the week following the Youth Festival. Our hands are tied, because of the investigation by the juvenile prosecutor. Even if we wanted to give out more information, we are not allowed to,” Schärer said about the complaints.

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