Touchdown Dances and the Helpless Aflame

Much thanks to Michelle Malkin for bringing the two following things to my attention the last day or so...

Touchdown Dances - I blogged about this a tad already, but the comment made by Washington Times writer Emily Messner in her column this week has me still furious.

Here's the situation: when you read the column, there will be a comment about George Will and touchdown dances, with a asterisk. That asterisk is connected to an "apology" to Charles Krauthammer, a columnist at the Times, nightly pundit on Special Report with Brit Hume, and to me a personal here because he's brilliant and done so well, defying the odds as a "handicapped" individual. Ms. Messner insulted one off my heroes a man she claims she didn't know was handicapped, even though they work for the same paper.

The Helpless Aflame - The following is the worst thing yet to come out of reports on the riots in France - some youthfuls doused a older disabled woman in gasoline then through a incendiary device onto the bus that she was on. She wasn't able to escape and suffered 3rd degree burns on 20% of her body

What in Heaven's name is that!? It makes me want to SCREAM! How dare someone do something like that! The French government has got to be totally incompetent to let something like this happen. This sort of thing should be crushed.