The Daily Mail's Katie Hopkins issued a scathing -- and we mean scathing -- rebuke of the tepid reactions to the slaughter of innocent lives by Islamic terror.

It's the kind of reaction you would wish from a U.S. president, not a British columnist. Hopkins isn't keen on hashtags, standing in solidarity, or even prayer. It's action she's after and seeing ISIS completely obliterated from the face of the Earth.

It's a must-read, but here are a few highlights:

Mohamed took a truck and drove it into men, women and children celebrating Bastille day in Nice. He killed 84.

And the most sickening thing of all - worse than spilt blood, fractured bodies, children with legs contorted out of human control, the reek of death, is our horribly sanitised response to it all.

Evil mowed us down in a monster truck. And we tweeted like lethargic birds between Egyptian cotton sheets.

Celebrities rushed to social media with their message 'not again', designers comforted with a patriotic graphic, tea candles were lit and instagrammed. There will be a vigil in a public square. Again.

As with every other time, someone from the BBC informs us many of the victims will have been Muslim, as if that helps.

Trying to give credence to the notion Islam can't be blamed because Muslims died too. And again, we hear a familiar refrain.

I am shouting for positive action. For something to be done. For countries to act against terror. Not sit and react amongst the carnage.

Your hashtags and pretty pictures might make you feel better. But they solve nothing. You are self-medicating on nonsense.

You cannot continue to be tolerant. You, the French, are broken. We are broken.

Meanwhile in America, President Obama could only muster enough "outrage" to deliver the kind of disinterested response that got us into this mess in the first place. It was very "JV team" of him:

To cleanse the pallet from that drivel, proceed here to fuel up on Hopkins's righteous anger.